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See also our page of top U.S. study sites for some more general sites that allow you to search for undergraduate and graduate programs in fields including more information on U.S. study in education.
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Association on Education and Rehabilitation
for the Blind and Visually Impaired, Accredited
Programs. Information on
colleges and universities offering study
in orientation and mobility, multiple
disabilities, visually impaired, deaf-blind,
rehabilitation teaching, rehabilitation
counseling, rehabilitation education,
and/or travel instruction for the blind.
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Council on Rehabilitation Education.
Provides graduate programs to prepare
professionals counseling individuals with
physical, mental, or emotional disabilities.
- IHEC Research: Institutes and Centers. Listing of centers conducting research related to international/comparative higher education.
- Internet Resources for Special Children.
Extensive links related to
all types of resources for disabled individuals
and special education professionals.
- National
Art Education Association. For
teachers of art at all levels.
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National Council on Accreditation of Teacher
Education (NCATE). Professionally
accredited programs are listed by state,
with links to institution sites. NCATE
also offers guidelines on what to look
for in a teacher education program, links
to U.S. state departments of education,
a list of frequently asked questions relating
to teacher education, and more.
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PRAXIS examinations. Examinations used in U.S. teacher license.
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TESOL: Teachers of English to Speakers
of Other Languages.
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National Clearinghouse for Professions
in Special Education. Searchable
database of over 900 institutions offering
degree and/or certificate programs in
special education areas.
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SpedEx. This site for special
education information exchange has resources
including links to colleges and universities
with programs, conference announcements,
and more.
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