Project TI3

College of Education Special Education Funding Opportunities Project TI3 (ECSE - Masters)

Funding Opportunities Project ACCESS (Masters LBS I) Project ACCESS (LBSII Multiple Disabilities - Masters) Project Family IMPACT Project SCORE (Doctoral) Project STePS (Doctoral) Project TI3 (ECSE - Masters) CO-LEAD Doctoral Training Consortia In Early Childhood Intervention

Trauma-Informed Early Intervention, Early Childhood Special Education, and Social Work

Do you want to:

Get a master’s degree in early childhood special education?
Learn more about trauma-informed, equity-centered practices?

Then consider Project TI3!

This full-time, funded master’s program in early childhood special education includes high-quality coursework, individualized practicum experiences, traineeships with faculty, peer mentors, and more!

Funding

Participants will receive:

Tuition waiver
Monthly stipend
Waiver of most university fees

Requirements

Participants must be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident to qualify for funding. Participants also must sign a service agreement indicating that they will work in their field for two years for every year of funding received.

Application Process

Applicants should submit an online application to the early childhood special education master’s program via the Graduate College website: https://grad.illinois.edu/admissions/apply

All applicants will be considered for funding.

Contact Information

For more information, please contact:

Dr. Jessica Hardy – jesskh@illinois.edu
Dr. Catherine Corr – ccorr@illinois.edu

Apply to the College

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