The University of Wisconsin at Stout, commonly known as UW-Stout, is a renowned public polytechnic university located in Menomonie, Wisconsin. Established in 1891, UW-Stout has a strong tradition of providing career-focused education in various disciplines, including art and design, business, education, engineering, and technology. The university is known for its hands-on learning approach, integrating practical experience and industry partnerships into the curriculum. With state-of-the-art facilities, experienced faculty, and a commitment to innovation, UW-Stout equips students with the skills and knowledge necessary for success in the workforce. The campus community is vibrant and inclusive, fostering a supportive environment for personal growth and cultural enrichment. With a focus on applied learning, industry connections, and student success, UW-Stout prepares graduates to excel in their careers and make meaningful contributions to their professions.

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UW-Stout's online Bachelor of Science in Special Education program prepares future teachers for a cross-categorical license to teach elementary, middle, and high school students with disabilities in the areas of learning, intellectual, emotional, and behavioral disabilities. Our Special Education online, degree completion program is designed for working adults. If you're committed to living or working away from campus, our customized online instruction will prepare you to meet the needs of a diverse student population. Enhanced Online Learning Courses delivered 100% online by full-time faculty Consistent Fall, Spring, and Summer program course offerings Support from Adult Student Services Coordinators and Distance Librarians Articulate your Associate's Degree or Technical Diploma to a Bachelor's Degree Online Program Sequence Matrix Our full-time faculty have worked to create an enhanced online learning environment. The program's cross-categorical versatility combined with qualification to teach ages 5 through 21 ensures maximum employability in school districts. Upon graduation, you will be ready to provide instruction, assessment and curriculum development for children with disabilities and their families. Show less