Minor
Undergraduate
Help meet the growing need for educators who support every learner.
Minors are a secondary area of academic focus. A special education minor helps you develop the knowledge and skills needed to support students with diverse learning needs and abilities. Whether you're planning to become a classroom teacher or work in another educational setting, this minor provides valuable insight into inclusive teaching practices, student support strategies, and exceptional learner development.
By pairing a special education minor with your degree program, you'll be better prepared to create supportive learning environments and help all students succeed.
(15 Hours)
With an elementary education degree, you’re prepared for a teaching career of general education courses for grades 1-6.
Bachelor's Degree
Undergraduate
Main Campus - Cape
Regional Campus - Kennett
Regional Campus - Sikeston
With an elementary education/middle school language arts degree, you’re prepared for a teaching career focused on reading, writing, and vocabulary and language skills.
Bachelor's Degree
Undergraduate
Main Campus - Cape
Regional Campus - Kennett
Regional Campus - Sikeston
With an elementary education/middle school math degree, you’re prepared for a teaching career focused on mathematics.
Bachelor's Degree
Undergraduate
Main Campus - Cape
Regional Campus - Kennett
Regional Campus - Sikeston
With an elementary education/middle school science degree, you’re prepared for a teaching career focused on the sciences.
Bachelor's Degree
Undergraduate
Main Campus - Cape
Regional Campus - Kennett
Regional Campus - Sikeston
Bachelor's Degree
Undergraduate
Main Campus - Cape
Regional Campus - Kennett
Regional Campus - Sikeston
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