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Mar 25, 2026
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2026-2027 Graduate Catalog - DRAFT Archived Catalog
Exceptional Learning: Moderate to Severe Disabilities M.Ed. (Licensure)
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At the Graduate level, Exceptional Learning Programs at the University of Tennessee- Chattanooga offer a 30-33 hour Master’s in Education Degree. By meeting additional requirements, and in tandem with the M.Ed. coursework, candidates can also earn teacher licensure in the state of Tennessee.
The M.Ed. in Exceptional Learning: Moderate to Severe Disabilities program prepares teacher candidates to implement evidence-based practices for supporting students with moderate, severe and/or multiple disabilities. Given the required clinical experience settings, candidates may pursue licensure for endorsement code 461 Special Education Comprehensive Programs Grades K-12.
Candidates interested in a non-licensure M.Ed., can complete up to 15 hours of advisor-approved electives to satisfy the 30-hour degree requirement.
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Program of Study
Masters of Education in Exceptional Learning: Moderate/Severe Disabilities Grades K-12 is a dynamic 30-33 credit hour program leading to M.Ed. Teacher candidates seeking licensure with M.Ed. completion, (Endorsement Code 461; Special Education Comprehensive K-12) have three options for obtaining licensure with degree completion (graduate student teaching, job-embedded, or internship options). Teacher candidates seeking Special Education Comprehensive licensure with M.Ed. are required to complete 3-9 credit hours of clinical experience. Graduate coursework includes 24-27 hours of professional education and 3-9 hours of an approved clinical experience. Additional Information and Notes
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