"specialist program" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a program or course of study that is intended to teach more advanced topics or skills in a specific field or discipline. For example, "Sarah enrolled in the veterinary specialist program at the local university."
Students in the Reading Specialist program.
She is currently pursuing a master's in the reading specialist program at Columbia.
"CIT is a specialist program," said Sam Cochran, who served as the coordinator of the Memphis police department's crisis intervention team between 1988 and 2008.
Through the M.A. Reading Specialist program you'll learn to teach reading and writing to both struggling and typically developing students, individually, in small groups, and in whole classrooms.
In 2009, she was invited to Switzerland and France, under the US Department of State's Speaker and Specialist Program, sharing her work with universities and schools.
As an undergraduate, Alex attended the University of Toronto as part of the Mathematics Specialist program, where he was enamored with foundations of mathematics: undecidability, sets, hydras.
The Graduate School offers about 50 master's degree programs, about 25 doctorate programs, and 4 educational specialist programs.
The university will offer degree programs based on a liberal arts and sciences curriculum, unlike the specialist programs of the Soviet era.
This paper reports on two studies where Microsoft Excel was used to design and gather data without the additional investment associated with specialist programs.
Alas, what we got was another depressing symptom of the trend away from quality specialist programming to dumbed-down, general interest dross.
At present, mainstream programs written for PCs (such as word-processor software), and specialist programs written for supercomputers with thousands of processors (such as climate-modelling or protein-folding software), are written using entirely different tools, languages and techniques.
