Program Overview
Special Education offerings at the master's level provide pathways for initial and professional licensure, as well as non-licensure options in SEL and social justice. Initial licensure tracks require 300 clinical practicum hours and fully comply with DESE July 2025 pre-practicum requirements.
Special Education Program Offerings
Special Education: Moderate Disabilities (PreK–2, PreK–8, 5–12)
Special Education: Severe Disabilities (PreK–2, All Levels)
Special Education: Concentration in Social Emotional Learning
Special Education: Concentration in Social Justice
Learn More About Endicott
Enrolling in graduate studies at Endicott means you’re not just a number. You will receive personalized attention throughout your entire enrollment:
- Pre-registration: get guidance from our helpful Admission staff on the right program for you, as well as advice on tuition and financial aid.
- During your courses: connect with professors and peers and access unique experiential learning opportunities.
- Approaching graduation and beyond: gain career and networking support to help you get where you want to go, now and into the future.
Endicott’s graduate programs are taught by highly skilled faculty who have practiced the work they teach and bring real-world experience to your studies, so you don’t just learn from a book; you learn best practices from real-world practitioners.
You will benefit from unique hands-on learning experiences and get the Endicott Experiential Edge, real-world experience and career support that gives you an edge in the competitive job market. And you’ll gain lifelong access to our alumni network and knowledgeable Career Center staff, who are there to help you meet your goals at any stage of your career, now or in the future. Once a Gull, always a Gull!
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