BSE Elementary Education and Special Education

4 Years On Campus Bachelors Program

University of Wisconsin Madison

Program Overview

The Elementary Education and Special Education (EESE) program is a unique opportunity for students to pursue licensure in both Elementary Education and Special Education. Successful graduates of the program are certified in general education at the grade levels of K-9 (including eligibility for 4K), and Special Education in grades K-12 (through age 21). Students graduate to a wide range of opportunities in both general and special education classrooms.

The Department of Rehabilitation Psychology and Special Education has a long-standing mission of preparing future leaders who actively improve the lives of people with disabilities. The EESE program is designed to prepare future educators who will promote equity, inclusivity, and accessibility within both general and special education classrooms. Graduates of this program are equipped to create inclusive learning environments where they will holistically identify and address biases and barriers to learning, and strive to meet the needs of all students.

Program Key Stats

$42104 (Annual cost)
$ 70

Jan Intake : 1st OctAug Intake : 15th Jan


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Eligibility Criteria

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Additional Information & Requirements

Career Options

  • Teaching
  • Administration
  • Education policy
  • Survey

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