Learn more about the process of teaching and learning as it relates to individuals with disabilities through Saint Louis University's minor in special education, which is open to non-education majors.
Gain new tools to assess, intervene and support learners with disabilities through this minor program. Courses also address federal laws covering the rights of individuals with disabilities.
The minor complements degree programs in health-related fields such as occupational therapy; physical therapy; and speech, language and hearing sciences; as well as degrees in social work, psychology, sociology and public health.
Students seeking SLU's minor in special education will encounter faculty who understand and research the impact of disabilities on individuals and their families and the necessary educational and public policies to support them. The qualified faculty have K-12 special education teaching experience and care deeply about students.

