Assistive technology (AT) instructional specialists work to enhance access to technology for people with blindness and visual impairment. AT specialists recommend various technologies to support people with vision loss in their daily functioning, academic work, and careers.
June 1 for fall admission
Students learn how to support people with blindness and low vision to select appropriate technology options for work, school, and daily living.
Our graduates work in a variety of vocational, avocational, educational, and independent living settings to support people with visual impairment to meet their technology needs.
Candidates progress through a sequence of coursework and field-based experiences to fulfill eligibility requirements as prescribed by the Academy for Certification of Vision Rehabilitation & Education Professionals (ACVREP).
For more information about our AT certificate program, contact Dr. Laura Bozeman (617.287.4385) or Dr. Rachael Sessler Trinkowsky.
