Graduate Study at
                         Wichita State University

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The College of Education

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2001 Graduate School
Wichita State University
1845 Fairmount
Wichita, KS  67260
(316) 978-3095
gradinqu@wichita.edu
Last Modified: 08/29/2001

• Communicative Disorders and Sciences  
• Curriculum and Instruction  
• Counseling  
• Educational Administration  
• Educational Psychology  
• Kinesiology and Sport Studies  
• School Psychology  
• Early Childhood Special Education  
• Sport Administration  

Graduate options in the College of Education include courses and programs which help students meet requirements for state certification or licensure as principals, supervisory personnel, district school administrators, school counselors, early childhood teachers, special education teachers, English-as-a-Second Language/bilingual education teachers,  reading specialists, school psychologists, speech and language pathologists, audiologists, and gifted teachers. 

Other programs are available to support the continued academic and professional development of teachers.  

Graduate offerings are also available to support careers in sport-related businesses and exercise-related programs at all levels. 

Education programs are accredited by or hold membership in: American Speech-Language and Hearing Association, Kansas State Department of Education, National Association for School Psychologists, National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education.