Education and Training

UWCTDS provides education and training at the undergraduate, graduate, and continuing education level as well as basic and advanced skills training. Education and training opportunities offered by UWCTDS include:

• Undergraduate minor in disability studies
• Interdisciplinary graduate coursework in assistive technology
• Post graduate certificate in assistive technology
• Continuing education in accessible information technology and assistive technology for health, rehabilitation, and social service providers, educators, and information technology professionals.
• On campus courses
• Compressed courses and institutes
• Distance education courses

For Academic Credit

Throughout the year there are various academic opportunities for UW students to learn about the topic of Assistive Technology. Most of the courses are offered on campus, although a few are provided via distance learning. Visit the Academic Credit page for more information.

For Continuing Education

There are various educational opportunities available to consumers, family members and practicing professionals who are not currently pursuing a degree. These courses may count toward fulfilling clock hour requirements, accrue as continuing education credits or simply be a way to expand ones knowledge of Assistive Technology. Visit the Continuing Education page for more information.

For Agencies, Organizations and Institutions

UWCTDS offers customized, training workshops tailored to the specific needs of the intended audience. Visit the Agencies page for more information.