Master in Dyslexia Therapy Education

The Master of Education degree in Dyslexia Therapy in the School of Education is delivered in collaboration with the School of Speech and Hearing Sciences. Graduates are eligible to sit for the Alliance for Accreditation and Certification national examination, which leads to eligibility for the Certified Academic Language Therapist (CALT) national credential and membership in the Academic Language Therapy Association (ALTA). Graduates are eligible for MDE Educator Licensure endorsement #203.

Those eligible for admission will have a teaching license and a bachelor's degree in education, speech and hearing sciences, or a related field.

Students in the College of Education and Human Sciences experience support and success, exposure to a diversity of people and ideas, quality university- and community-based practicum and internship experiences, and active engagement in research.

We provide transformative educational experiences through online learning and pathways for working professionals at both the undergraduate and graduate levels.

Our exemplary faculty prepare educators, mental health, kinesiology, and nutrition professionals, and researchers to offer solutions addressing the needs of an increasingly diversified and evolving society.