Online Exceptional Student Education – Learning & Development, Bachelor’s

Prepare to support students with disabilities inside and outside school settings.

Make an impact on your life and the lives of others through a career in special education. A fulfilling and enriching field, exceptional student education involves working with students with disabilities, and our noncertificate learning and language track helps prepare you to pursue an educational career outside of the traditional school setting.

With a shortage of well-qualified professionals, career demand for those seeking to work with students with special education requirements continues to grow both in Florida and across the country. Through UCF Online’s special education online programs, you’ll be given the opportunity to expand your knowledge and gain valuable skills that will help open professional opportunities for employment with nonprofits that serve persons with disabilities, as well as nontraditional education agencies that serve students with disabilities. Those interested in teaching can align specialization courses to meet state requirements and apply for certification after graduating.

Why UCF Online

Make a meaningful difference in the lives of students with diverse learning needs through UCF Online’s Bachelor of Science in Exceptional Student Education, Learning and Language track. Designed for those passionate about creating inclusive learning environments, this fully online program equips you with the knowledge and practical skills to support individuals with disabilities in educational and community settings. Through coursework exploring language development, behavioral management, communication disorders and specialized learning strategies, you’ll gain the tools to help learners reach their full potential. You’ll also have the opportunity to apply your knowledge through hands-on practicum experiences within your own community. With flexible online coursework, experienced faculty and dedicated student support, UCF Online empowers you to pursue a rewarding career in nonprofit organizations, educational agencies and other settings that serve individuals with disabilities.