Opportunities & Outcomes
The program emphasizes dignity, equity, collaboration, and service. Through hands-on field experiences and student teaching, graduates are prepared to create inclusive learning environments, partner with families, and lead with compassion and confidence.
Career Pathways
A dual licensure degree opens doors to a wide range of teaching and leadership roles in schools and community settings.
Elementary & Inclusive Classroom Teaching
- Elementary school teacher (K–6)*
- Inclusive classroom or co-teacher*
- Resource or intervention specialist*
- Special education teacher in elementary settings*
Student Support & Services
- Individualized Education Program (IEP) coordinator*
- Academic or behavioral intervention specialist
- Student support or case management roles
- Instructional aide or paraprofessional
School Leadership & Advancement
- Grade-level or team leader*
- Curriculum or instructional support specialist*
- Instructional coach (with experience or graduate study)*
- School administration pathways (with graduate study)*
Community, Family & Advocacy Roles
- Disability services or advocacy specialist
- Family support or transition coordinator
- Nonprofit or community education program staff
- Faith-based or service-oriented education roles
Graduate & Professional Pathways
- Graduate study in special education or elementary education
- Educational leadership or administration programs
- Counseling, social work, or related support fields*
*Licensure, certification, or graduate study requirements apply.
Programs of Study Offered
- Bachelor of Science in Special Education/Elementary Education, Dual Licensure
