Bachelor of Science in Special Education - Severe Disabilities

The David O. McKay School of Education includes five departments, all of which prepare professionals to provide education and other developmental services for preschool through adult learners. All departments and programs emphasize a balance of academic learning and on-site classroom, clinical, or administrative experience. As special educators, we strive to emulate the work of the Master Teacher, Jesus Christ, who performed miracles for the blind, the deaf, and the poor in spirit. We combine the best of science and faith to help all students learn critical social, emotional, and academic skills.

This program meets the educational requirements designed to lead to an occupationally required professional license or certificate in the state of Utah. Students pursuing occupations requiring a license or certificate in a state other than Utah should contact the appropriate BYU academic advisement center as well as the licensing agency in the state where they intend to work to seek information and guidance regarding licensure and certification requirements.

Serve students with learning disabilites, communication disorders, high function autism, and ADHD.
Teach remedial academic skills, targeted social behavior interventions, and self-advocacy.
Work in general education classrooms or resource rooms.
63 credit hours required for graduation.
Serve students with intellectual disabilities, autism, emotional/behavioral disorders, multiple disabilities, and other severe impairments.
Teach academics, functional life skills, social behavior, and occupational skills.
Work in separate classrooms with a team of school specialists with occasional opportunities to collaborate with general educators.
63 credit hours required for graduation.

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