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Dual Degree Programs in Education and Social Work:

• Infant and Parent Development / Dual Degree (with Hunter School of Social Work) (birth to grade 2)
  (leads to an MSEd in Education and an MSW in Social Work;
  does not lead to NY certification)
  
  
• Early Childhood Special and General Education / Dual Degree (with Columbia School of Social Work) (birth to grade 2)
  (leads to an MSEd in Education and an MSW in Social Work;
  leads to NY certification in general, special education, and inclusion settings)
  
  
• Early Childhood Special Education / Dual Degree (with Columbia School of Social Work) (birth to grade 2)
  (leads to an MSEd in Education and an MSW in Social Work;
  leads to NY certification in special education and inclusion settings;
  students must already hold certification in general education)
  
  
• Childhood Special and General Education / Dual Degree (with Columbia School of Social Work) (grades 1-6)
  (leads to an MSEd in Education and an MSW in Social Work;
  leads to NY certification in general, special education, and inclusion settings)
  
  
• Childhood Special Education / Dual Degree (with Columbia School of Social Work) (grades 1-6)
  (leads to an MSEd in Education and an MSW in Social Work;
  leads to NY certification in special education and inclusion settings;
  students must already hold certification in general education)
  
  
• Middle School Special and General Education / Dual Degree (with Columbia School of Social Work) (grades 5-9)
  (leads to an MSEd in Education and an MSW in Social Work;
  leads to NY certification in general, special education, and inclusion settings, both as a generalist and as a specialist in the teachable subject in which the student has a background)
  
  
• Middle School Special Education / Dual Degree (with Columbia School of Social Work) (grades 5-9)
  (leads to an MSEd in Education and an MSW in Social Work;
  leads to NY certification in special education and inclusion settings, both as a generalist and as a specialist in the teachable subject in which the student has a background; students must already hold certification in general education)

Handbook for students in the Dual Degree programs with Columbia School of Social Work