Capital University Launches Home Economics Teacher Program for Special Needs

The program, offered under the 2026 university admissions cycle, aims to train specialists to teach home economics and life skills to students with disabilities.

• Capital University has announced the launch of a home economics program for special needs education at its Faculty of Home Economics, open to new secondary school graduates.
• The eight-level, 145-credit-hour program includes field training in special education, integration, and intellectual disability schools, as well as schools for the blind and deaf.
• The university stated that the program prepares graduates for careers in special needs schools, integration schools in preparatory and secondary stages, and rehabilitation centers.
• Admission requires that candidates be placed in the Faculty of Home Economics through the central coordination office and pass a personal interview.