Special Education - Emotional/Behavioral Disorders (Graduate Certificate)
Special Education - Emotional/Behavioral Disorders (Graduate Certificate)
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Special Education - Emotional/Behavioral Disorders (Graduate Certificate)
In the study of Emotional/Behavioral Disorders, you will examine methods and interventions for preschool to high school students with moderate to severe emotional and behavioral disorders. You will be introduced to the effects of psychological drugs on students thinking and behavior as well as to the principals of drug therapy for students with emotional and behavioral disorders. You must have a teaching license to gain admission into this graduate certificate program.
Program Highlights
- Includes an internship with secondary school students with emotional and behavioral disorders.
- Students admitted for fall, spring and summer terms.
- Can be taken as a student guest by students who only need one or two classes to meet the licensure requirements.
- Meets the education requirements to seek Minnesota licensure upon completion.
Program Distinctions
- The Learning Disability Summer Reading and Math Camp helps improve skills for more than 200 students in K-8.
- Accredited by the Council for Exceptional Children
- Membership in Association for Advancing Quality in Educator Preparation (AAQEP)
Student Organizations
Application Deadlines
| U.S. Citizens | International Outside U.S. |
International Inside U.S. |
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|---|---|---|---|
| Fall | Rolling | Rolling | Rolling |
| Spring | Rolling | Rolling | Rolling |
| Summer | Rolling | Rolling | Rolling |
Degree Levels
Licensure
Graduate Certificate
Master
Post-Master
Doctorate
Delivery Options
St. CLoud (on campus)
Online
Synchronous online
St. Cloud State at Plymouth
Evenings/Weekends
Graduate Director
Dr. Bradley KaffarPopular Careers
- Elementary teacher
- High school teacher
- Special education teacher
- Education specialist
University Facts & Stats
- 60 graduate programs leading to graduate certificates, master’s and doctoral degrees
- More than 200 graduate assistantships awarded per year
- Graduate assistants receive up to a $9,250 stipend per year and tuition reimbursement for up to eight graduate credits per semester.
