In a program rarely offered to undergraduate students, you will learn how to work with typically developing children and people diagnosed with autism and developmental disabilities. Classes include topics in behavioral principles, behavioral interventions, and the experimental analysis of behavior.
UWEC's rehabilitation science degree, the first in the UW System, is for those interested in physical therapy, occupational therapy, exercise physiology, and chiropractic care among other health care fields.
Pursue the religious studies major or minor at UWEC to explore the fascinating world of religion and the various beliefs, practices, texts, ceremonies, and theologies associated with it.
The responsible mining certificate is designed for students who are interested in pursuing a career related to responsible resource development. Explore U.S. environmental and sustainability law; origin, exploitation, and evaluation of metallic and nonmetallic mineral deposits; and much more.
For careers in education, social work, and business, or to complement any of the liberal arts majors, we offer a 12-credit social diversity certificate. Learn more about the inequalities pervasive in contemporary society — and how you can make a difference — with a certificate in social diversity.
Enhance the well-being of individuals, families, and communities with a bachelor's degree in social work (BSW). Known for producing exceptional graduates, our reputable program will help shape you into an ethical, competent, and evidence-informed professional, ready for the field or graduate school.
UW-Eau Claire’s sociology degree provides you with tools for understanding human behavior and social inequalities, and skills for succeeding in business or non-profit careers.
Develop your music skills with a certificate in songwriting from UW-Eau Claire. This program focuses on developing songwriting skills for both lyrics and music.
Rooted in experiential learning and travel, our Spanish major provides countless opportunities for you to grow your language skills. Participate in a cultural immersion program, join a related student organization or enroll in a community-based course. Rigorous curriculum — taught by passionate, expert faculty — introduce you to a myriad of classes that explore Spanish culture, art and history.
This certificate program is for pre-service and in-service teachers interested in including students with disabilities in the general education classroom.
Graduates of our remarkable program are licensed to teach both special education in K-12 classrooms and general education in K-9 classrooms. Graduates are also uniquely qualified to co-teach with another educator in an inclusive classroom. This is the only program of its kind in the UW System.
The Speech-Language Pathology Assistant (SLPA) certificate prepares students to work as an SLPA, where they provide therapy and support services under the supervision of a licensed SLP. Students gain academic knowledge and clinical training to serve individuals who need speech-language therapy.
Earn your adaptive physical education license and learn how to develop curriculum so that it is appropriate for children with disabilities and special needs.
