Assistive Technology Concentration Curriculum & Instruction (MEd)
Program Summary
100% Online
Credits: 30 total
Degree: MEd
College/School: College of Education and Human Development
Start Date: 8/24/2026
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Program Description
Assistive Technology (AT) encompasses a wide range of assistive, adaptive, and rehabilitative devices that promote independence for individuals with disabilities.
This master’s program in Assistive Technology is designed to prepare educators and professionals with the skills to evaluate, implement, and research assistive technology solutions across educational, clinical, and community settings.
Graduates develop the expertise needed to collaborate effectively with individuals with disabilities, service providers, and families, using evidence‑based AT practices to enhance participation and independence at school, home, work, and in the community.
Banner code: E1-MED-CRIN-AT
Concentrations
- Assistive Technology
Careers
Students who completed the Assistive Technology graduate programs at Mason have been offered positions within government agencies, school systems, private consulting practices, and community outreach organizations. such as:
- AT Coordinator
- AT Assessment Team Lead
- AT Trainer
- Sales Representatives for AT vendors
- AT Specialists
Please note the Virginia Department of Education does not award teacher licensure in the area of assistive technology or professional certification related to assistive technology. However, students employed in a school system who complete this master’s program may qualify for a pay band increase, based on specific school system requirements.
Students pursuing this degree may take additional face-to-face courses to complete Mason’s PhD in Education. Courses taken for the MEd may count toward requirements in the PhD program.
Courses
Program requirements are subject to change; please refer to the Mason Course Catalog for the most up-to-date requirements.
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