Master of Education in Special Education: Generic - Supervision (M.Ed.)
Program Overview
The goal of the Master of Education in Special Education degree with a concentration in Generic Special Education-Supervision is to prepare professional educators with advanced competencies related to the supervision of Special Education Admission, Review, and Dismissal processes as well as the direction of other Special Education professionals. Graduates learn strategies to provide leadership on their campus or within their district to increase the provision of best practices in programming, instruction, and assessment to improve outcomes for students/clients in all relevant settings.
Tuition Cost Estimate
For the most accurate estimates of tuition please see the Cost Estimator located on the Student Business Services page. Below estimates do not account for potential scholarships, assistantships, or program-specific fees added to your bill. Please also remember that this not a tuition guarantee as the Texas Tech Board of Regents reviews tuition and fees annually.
Texas Resident | Out of State Resident | International Student | |||
On-Campus | Online | On-Campus | Online | On-Campus | Online |
$2,867 | $2,687 | $5,297 | $2,687 | $5,372 | $5,192 |
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Degrees Offered
The Master of Education in Special Education in Generic Special Education-Supervision. The degree program focuses on supervision of special education processes and programs while providing services for students identified with high incidence disabilities. Assessment techniques and collaboration with a wide range of professionals and parents form the foundation of this program.
Career Opportunities with This Degree
Students in this degree program are prepared to supervise those who work with individuals with disabilities in a variety of settings, including the public schools, higher education, and the private sector. This degree does not result in Teacher Certification.
Application Materials
College Transcripts – Unofficial transcripts can be uploaded to the Graduate School application. Information on submitting official transcripts will be provided to you by the Graduate School. Grade reports or unofficial transcripts from university web portals will not be accepted. Please redact the Social Security Number anywhere it appears on your transcript. If documents are written in a language other than English, a copy of a complete and official English translation must be provided with the original language records.
- Due to ongoing accessibility concerns, the Graduate School has suspended GRE test score requirements for applications through at least Summer 2025. For more information, please contact the Graduate School.
Required Supplemental Application Materials
Resume, Applicant Statement, 2 Professional Recommendations. Download a comprehensive list of requirements.
Application Process
Please visit the Graduate Application Process for more information on how to apply.
Semester in which the program can be started.
Spring, Fall, or Summer I or II
Estimated Hours to Completion
36 credit hours
Allowable Transfer Hours
6 credit hours maximum. All transfer hours are at advisor's discretion.
Financial Aid
TTU Graduate School and COE scholarships, research assistantships, student loans (loans not available for cert only students)
Tuition & Fees
Use the Student Business Services Tuition Estimator to estimate your costs.
Contacts
L.J. Gould, Ed.D.Admissions CoordinatorOffice of Graduate Admissions & Enrollmentspecialeducationinquiries.educ@ttu.edu806-834-4224
Faculty
Fast Facts
- Delivery: Online
- Master's Hours to Completion: 36
- Now accepting applications for: All Semesters
- Master's Maximum Transfer Hours: 6
College of Education
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Address
Texas Tech University, College of Education, 3002 18th Street Lubbock, TX 79409 -
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Email
educ.webmaster@ttu.edu