The purpose of this study is to investigate preliminary teachers perceptions regarding integrated education for students with disabilities. The results of this study suggest that the contents of integrated education and systematic guidance should be provided to college students with teacher qualifications in progress. The subjects of the study were 266 college students who were taking teaching courses at J-do W-University. The questionnaire was structured according to gender, grade, department, special education, and experience in teaching special education. The results are as follows. First, the perception of integrated education between college students planning on entering the teaching profession showed differences according to gender and department. In the recognition of integrated education, college students showed differences according to special education and special education instruction experience. This suggests that the integrated education curriculum needs to be reviewed along with the special education curriculum. Based on these results, I suggested a teaching plan for college students in order to foster better recognition of integrated education.