The University of Arizona's MA in Special Education: Severe and Multiple Disabilities prepares educators to teach students with moderate to severe developmental, intellectual, and multiple disabilities—including those with deafblindness and autism spectrum disorders. The program adopts an inclusive and person-centered approach, emphasizing evidence-based strategies, augmentative and alternative communication, and curricular modifications for K–12 and post-secondary settings. Graduates are eligible to apply for the Arizona Provisional Moderate to Severe (K–12) Special Education Teaching Certificate, which may be reciprocated in other US states. Career outcomes include roles as special education teachers, inclusion specialists, program coordinators, and instructional coaches.