Special and Early Childhood Education
MSE: Special Education Graduate Programs
UW Oshkosh has several program options for students interested in earning a Masters in Science Education (MSE) in Special and Early Childhood Education, depending on what age group you would like to teach or if you currently hold a teaching license.
Graduate Program Options
Cross-categorical Special Education Licensure with MSE
The Post-bac K-12 Special Education Accelerated Licensure program leads to licensure in Cross-categorical Special Education, Kindergarten through Grade 12.
Early Childhood Special Education Licensure with MSE
The Post-bac Early Childhood Special Education Accelerated Licensure program leads to licensure in Early Childhood Special Education, Birth through Grade 3.
Director of Special Education & Pupil Services with MSE
The Director of Special Education & Pupil Services licensure program leads to the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction certification as a director of special education and pupil services (license code 80).
MSE Special Education Non-Licensure Program
The MSE Non-Licensure program is for students who have a bachelor’s degree and are seeking a master’s degree in the field.
First Steps
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- The first step is to set-up a meeting with the graduate program coordinator.
- Bring your transcripts (an unofficial student version is acceptable) to your interview.
- Your program of study will be developed and approved at your scheduled interview. Use the two-page program sheet you will receive at this meeting to monitor your progress in completing all requirements. The graduate program coordinator is the only faculty member who can determine program requirements, including waivers, transfers, etc.
- After your initial interview, you must apply for admission to Graduate Studies.