Academic Credit
The following courses are available for undergraduate or graduate students matriculated at the University of Washington or for other students seeking non-matriculated credits.
UW On-Campus Courses
- Summer Institute/Introduction to Technology and Disability —Rehab 496
- Medical Aspects of Disability for Rehabilitation Counselors—Rehab 496/516
- Disability Law—Law A 567 (open only to graduate level students with approval from instructor)
- Augmentative and Alternative Communication: Developmental Disorders— SPHSC 540 (four credits)
- Augmentative and Alternative Communication: Acquired Disorders— SPHSC 541 (four credits)
- Disability and Society: Introduction to Disability Studies— LSJ/CHID 332 (prerequisite for the following 2 courses, and internship/independent study)
- Disability Law, Policy, and the Community—LSJ/CHID 433
- Civil and Human Rights Law for People With Disabilities—LSJ/CHID 434
Individualized Programs of Study in AT:
Certification of Educational Achievement in Assistive Technology
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You may elect to complete a Certificate
of Educational Achievement in Assistive Technology. This is a flexible,
individualized program designed by the student and faculty to allow
students with discipline-specific education (e.g., rehabilitation
counseling, occupational therapy, special education, speech pathology,
related fields) to acquire additional academic preparation in the
Assistive Technology field. For further information, email: uwctds@u.washington.edu
and include detailed information in your message about your background
and goals.