The Faculty of Early Childhood Education at the University of Minia has announced the inauguration of its flagship Special Education Teacher Preparation Program for the 2025/2026 academic year. This significant initiative is designed to address a critical need for highly qualified professionals in the field of special education.

The program will be offered on a credit-hour basis, requiring students to complete a total of 144 credit hours over four academic years. The curriculum is comprehensive and flexible, comprising a blend of mandatory core courses and specialized elective modules.

Upon successful completion of the four-year study plan, graduates will be awarded a Bachelor of Science in Early Childhood Education, specializing in Special Education Teaching.

The program is distinguished by its wide range of specializations, aimed at preparing expert educators to support diverse learning needs. The available tracks include:

• Teaching Children with Intellectual Disabilities

• Teaching Children with Visual Impairments

• Teaching Children with Hearing Impairments

• Teaching Children with Learning Disabilities

• Teaching Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders

• Teaching Gifted and Innovative Children

• Teaching Children with Speech and Language Disorders

This program represents a major step forward in enhancing the quality of educational support for children with special needs in Egypt. It is expected to produce a new generation of specialized teachers equipped with the latest pedagogical strategies and practical skills, ultimately creating more inclusive and effective learning environments.

Prospective students are encouraged to apply for this fee-based program. Further details regarding admission requirements, application procedures, and tuition fees can be found on the official University of Minia website.