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Graduate Certificate in Autism Spectrum Disorder

William & Mary’s Graduate Certificate in Autism Spectrum Disorder provides educators and school professionals with a comprehensive understanding of autism, including its characteristics and diagnostic criteria, as well as the knowledge and skills needed to support students with autism across educational settings. The program prepares participants to implement evidence-informed practices that promote meaningful participation, learning and inclusion.

Program Highlights

  • Stand-alone certificate or complement to another graduate degree program
  • Focus on evidence-based behavioral, social and instructional support
  • Emphasis on collaboration across educational and community settings
  • Practical preparation for both in-service and pre-service professionals
  • Fieldwork experiences that connect theory to practice
  • Applicable across a wide range of educational and support roles

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Fast Facts

Degree Type: Graduate Certificate
Prerequisite(s): Bachelor’s degree in education or related field
Format: In-person
Program Length: Part-time
Application Deadline: Deadlines page
Entry Term: Fall, Spring, Summer
Credit Hours: 9

Heartley Huber

Program Coordinator

Heartley Huber
Associate Professor
Email: hbhuber@wm.edu

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Research Spotlight

Research Spotlight

In “Are Peer Support Arrangements an Evidence-Based Practice? A Systematic Review,” Heartley Huber and co-author Matthew E. Brock examine the research behind peer support programs and their role in promoting inclusion and participation for students with significant disabilities.

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