Graduate Certificate program in Early Childhood Education and Teaching at Rowan University

Early Childhood Special Education Certificate of Grad Study.

The Early Childhood Special Education (ECSE) Certificate of Graduate Study (COGS) enables education professionals to enhance their knowledge and skills in early childhood special education, expand their employment opportunities, and increase services to young children with disabilities and their families.

This program will not lead to certification.

Teachers in the state of New Jersey may Certificate of Graduate Study in Early Childhood Special Education program through the New Jersey Teacher Outreach Program (NJTOP®).

The Early Childhood Special Education Certificate of Graduate Study is a part-time program offered in an accelerated online format. It requires the completion of 15 graduate semester hours (5 courses).

The following courses make up the Early Childhood Special Education Certificate of Graduate Study program.

Methods for Assessing and Teaching Infants and Toddlers with Disabilities.

Methods for Assessing and Teaching Preschool Children (3-5) with Disabilities.

Self-Study Project Inquiry in Early Childhood Special Education.

The following is a list of items required to begin the application process for the program. There may be additional actions or materials required for admission to the program.

Bachelor degree (or its equivalent) from an accredited institution of higher learning.

Alignment with professional goals: Please explain how this Early Childhood Special Education (birth-5) Certificate of Graduate Study Track aligns with your professional objectives and what you hope to learn from this non-certification program.

At Rowan University, we pride ourselves on being vigilant and frugal tuition. We work hard to provide quality education while seeking to reduce the barrier that college costs can present students.

We know paying for tuition can be a challenge. That is why Rowan provides students with the financial resources needed to put their education first by offering grants, loans, work-study, and scholarships.