Online Master of Science in Education in Reading Instruction and Dyslexia Intervention
Open doors by unlocking your potential.
The University of Wisconsin-Whitewater is proud to introduce its innovative new graduate program in Reading Instruction and Dyslexia Intervention. This cutting-edge program is designed to equip educators with the knowledge, skills, and strategies necessary to effectively support individuals with dyslexia and other reading difficulties. Through a comprehensive curriculum that blends theory with practical application, students will gain a deep understanding of evidence-based practices in reading instruction and intervention. Students will also have the opportunity to earn the Reading Teacher Certificate and License 1316, Reading Specialist License 5017, and the Certificate in Dyslexia and Language Based Learning Disabilities. Graduates of this program will be well-prepared to make a meaningful impact in the lives of struggling readers and contribute to the advancement of literacy education.
Why UW-Whitewater Online?
- Asynchronous program lets you learn day or night
- Build connections through online assignments and discussion boards
- Affordable tuition
Online Master of Science in Education in Reading Instruction and Dyslexia Intervention
Reading Instruction and Dyslexia Intervention MSE is a 35-credit program. This program can be started in the spring, summer or fall terms, and at a pace that works best for you. Full-time students can finish in as little as three semesters.
For a comprehensive overview of the program structure and required courses, please refer to the Graduate Catalog.
To qualify for admission to the online master’s program, you must meet graduate admission criteria.
Deadlines vary by term and are subject to change without notice. Accurate and up-to-date admission deadlines can be found on the graduate admission deadlines website.
Additional requirements for admission to the Reading Instruction and Dyslexia Intervention program:
- Complete a background check through ViewPoint. Instructions can be found in the background checks under the graduate program application process admission information.
All requirements can be submitted during the application process.
If you do not meet the graduate admission criteria, please email us to determine if you could be admitted on a contingent basis.
International students must meet additional criteria and will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis. Contact us for information and assistance.
This program at UW-Whitewater is a superior value at $635.74 USD per credit as a Wisconsin resident and $1,250.20 USD per credit as a non-resident for the 2024-25 academic year. Visit the Tuition and Fees webpage for complete information.
Course materials
Graduate students can purchase textbooks and other instructional materials through the University Bookstore or elsewhere online. Students should verify what materials are needed with their instructor.
Financial aid
Students completing a degree program may be eligible for financial aid in the form of grants, loans, scholarships, or employment. All of these make up a “Financial Aid Package” and may be offered singly or in various combinations. Since funds are limited, priority for aid is based on financial need and how promptly applications are filed. To find out if you qualify, or if you have other financial aid questions, contact the financial aid staff person assigned to you or try uwwfao@uww.edu or 262-472-1130.
Like to learn more about degree options through UW-Whitewater School of Graduate Studies? There are a few ways you can get the information you need.
Visit our information sessions website to select a virtual information session related to the program you are interested in.
You can also fill out a request for information to connect with an advisor who can discuss your goals and help guide you to the right program to pursue your dreams.
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