Master of Science in Deaf Education

Course Overview The master of science degree in deaf education is designed for students with a passion for teaching Pre-K through 12th grade deaf and hard-of-hearing learners. The curriculum is taught by renowned faculty at RIT, one of the most innovative campuses in the world, and prepares teachers and leaders to be effective and ethical practitioners in deaf education. Key Program Highlights A carefully designed system of faculty advisement is a prominent feature of the program On-campus facilities, state-of-the-art technology, and a well-established system of educational access services combine within a rich and inclusive communication environment to make this a vital program for both deaf and hearing students who desire careers as professional educators of deaf students As a graduate student in the program, you will have small class sizes, one-to-one discussions, and advisement with faculty that allow you to build your strengths and develop your skills RIT’s Deaf Education Degree Course work requires a minimum of five semesters A cumulative grade point average of at least 3