TOP 10 POSTGRADUATE DEGREE CLASSES IN CHICAGO, USA

The MEd in Special Education prepares graduates to work with people with disabilities, diverse in strengths, ages (5-21), and teaching and learning in educational and community settings, and schools.

Master of Science: The MS in Information Technology is designed for current and aspiring professionals in charge of developing, implementing, operating, and managing information systems in a variety of organizations.

The master of science in game programming is designed for those interested in game development programming at the highest level, including real time computing, computer graphics, and professional retooling for the game industry.

Our future will be increasingly dominated by the internet, social media, digital technologies, big data, and other new and emerging information technology areas. Want to be part of understanding and managing it all? We have a master’s degree for you.

The Master of Arts in Special Education-LBS I Program develops professionals who are new to teaching and those who are already licensed but seeking a master’s degree.

This program prepares candidates who are interested in working with students with a wide range of learning, cognitive, emotional, and physical disabilities in a variety of educational, community, and private settings.

Take your experience and pair it with expanded knowledge with a master’s degree in real estate. Through the Marshall Bennett Institute of Real Estate, you’ll have access to academic excellence from experienced faculty

SXU's Special Education program is unique in that it's a master's level program approved by NCATE, as well as by the Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE) and the Council for Exceptional Children (CEC).

The Master of Arts Degree in Special Education is designed for the licensed educator who desires to become an accomplished special education teacher as well as earn an Illinois* LBS1 endorsement.

With an MS in Special Education from Dominican, you’ll have the skill and confidence to make a difference in the lives of students and their families. You will explore the complex needs of children with learning, intellectual, emotional and behavioral disabilities, traumatic brain injury, autism,...