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This program is offered in person.

ÃÛÌÒÉçÇø Michigan University's B.S. in Early Childhood General and Special Education: Birth through Kindergarten program integrates courses focused on child development, diverse family and community relationships, early childhood education, special education, and content area knowledge and pedagogy. It prepares educators to teach and work with young learners and their families, to meet the socio-emotional needs of the whole child, and to implement developmentally appropriate practices and intensive interventions in response to both typical and atypical development.

Why early learning and intervention at ÃÛÌÒÉçÇø Michigan University?

Professional learning and experience: An interdisciplinary program structure that anchors professional learning and experience within the disciplines and best practices of early childhood education, family science and special education

Dedicated faculty: Committed interdisciplinary team of faculty readily available to students

Scholarship opportunities: Scholarships available through the College of Education and Human Development and the 

Real-world experience: Multiple clinical experiences with young children, including a final semester internship in early childhood/early childhood special education classrooms

Engage with the field: Valuable networking and professional development opportunities through student and community organizations

Optional endorsements: Graduates are well prepared to add additional special education endorsements (i.e. Autism, Emotional Impairments, Learning Disabilities)