As the world of education moves and changes quickly, teachers are adding more transdisciplinary skills to their curriculums, including collaboration, critical thinking and creative problem solving.
Why Study Transdisciplinary Intervention?
The way we think about education is changing. As things move and change quickly, employers and students are looking for more transdisciplinary skills like collaboration, critical thinking and creative problem solving.
An advanced certificate provides interdisciplinary training in early intervention services. You'll be well-equipped to prepare young people to overcome challenges and take advantage of future opportunities.
Why Get Your Certificate at CSUN?
A Large Program
CSUN has one of the largest public university, education credentialing programs in the state of California.
As a result of our size, we can offer specialized instruction in the teaching of special education in over a dozen specific subjects, rather than the generalized methods at many institutions.
Foundation of Knowledge and Research
At CSUN, we've built our programs on knowledge derived from sound theories and rigorous research. You'll be encouraged to take time for reflection, problem solving and collaboration. Our ongoing research is paired with continuous support for you, your schools, and your communities.
Multicultural Focus
Our nation is home to multicultural school populations. This means CSUN focuses on preparing you for success in diverse settings. By emphasizing data-based assessments, counseling, consultation, prevention and intervention with a sociological perspective, you'll be equipped to develop accepting and effective learning environments for your students.
What You'll Learn
This certificate involves enrollment in core classes covering communication, assessment and collaboration with students with specific learning disabilities.
Additionally, you'll have the opportunity to focus on one elective from the following courses:
- Behavioral Assessment and Positive Behavior Support
- ECSE Curriculum and Instruction
- Methods for Young Children with Disabilities: Motor and Adaptive Skills
- Methods for Young Children with Multiple Disabilities: Sensory Impairments
- Early Intervention Practices
Admission Information
To be considered for admission to a CSUN graduate certificate program, you will need to:
- Meet university requirements.
- Meet department requirements for the Transdisciplinary Intervention Certificate.
- Apply to both the university and the specific certificate program of interest.
To learn more about the certificate contact the program coordinator.