Bachelor's in Special Education and Adolescence (Grade 7 - Grade 12)

Niagara University embodies a rich tradition of providing a values-based education. Rooted in the Catholic and Vincentian mission, Niagara University emphasizes the development of the whole person, fostering not only intellectual growth but also a sense of social responsibility. At Niagara, students benefit from a supportive and close-knit community, guided by dedicated faculty and staff. The university offers a diverse range of undergraduate and graduate programs, emphasizing experiential learning, research opportunities, and a global perspective. With a focus on ethics, social justice, and compassion, Niagara University prepares students to become leaders in their chosen fields, making a positive impact on both local and global communities.

Students who choose the Special Education and Adolescence program will be qualified to teach adolescents with disabilities in grades 7-12. This program is recommended for those who are interested in working as a special education teacher for students with disabilities.