The global leader in education for deaf & hard of hearing students, Gallaudet University is changing the world with a bilingual way of being.

Our Education programs are designed to prepare students for careers as teachers, researchers, educational leaders, and international development

Welcome to the Center for Continuing Education (CCE), where learning thrives in a dynamic bilingual (ASL/English) environment. Whether you prefer the interactive energy of in-person and hybrid courses or the flexibility of online learning, CCE offers a …

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Gallaudet University is a bilingual, multicultural institution offering higher education for deaf and hard of hearing individuals through American Sign Language (ASL) and English.

Browse, Borrow, and Request. Search our books, media, databases, journals, and research guides. Borrow, Renew, Return - Authorized Gallaudet University Library users have borrowing access to all the Washington Research Library Consortium (WRLC) library members, with limitations varying among undergraduates, graduates, and faculty.

Mar 1, 2016 · Undergraduate applications for Fall 24 are open! View Gallaudet University’s application requirements and key dates.

We are excited to bring a new direction to our program! While SRP was valuable, we wanted to offer a more dynamic, immersive experience by expanding beyond Gallaudet University. We’ve chosen to host ASL DIVE in both Boston and Washington, D.C., with plans to add more regional locations in the future.These cities provide a rich academic and cultural environment that enhances the program.

Welcome to Interdisciplinary Digital A. cademics at Gallaudet!. This repository is a service provided by the Gallaudet University Archives and is intended to: Provide access to the digitized archival collections of institutional history.

1 day ago · At Gallaudet University, the primary languages used on campus are American Sign Language (ASL) and written English. To support the bilingual mission of the university, all students are expected to develop proficiency in both ASL and written English.