The purpose of this study is to analyze trends on education for students with severe physical disabilities. This study analyzed the general trends and characteristics of the study by analyzing the 32 studies related to the education for students with severe physical disabilities in the Korean journals since 2000. The general tendency of the study is classified by year, the number of academic journal published, subject of research, site of research, and contents of research. The categorized attribute is also classified by research on theoretical base, research on recognition and actual condition, intervention research, program development research, and other researches. The results of this study are as follows. First, in the general characteristics of the study, the number of papers per publication year and academic journals was the most published in Korean Journal of Physical, Multiple & Health Disabilities. And Research on the education for students with severe physical disabilities before 2011 was more active than after 2012. There were many researches on students only in the characteristics of study subjects, and there were many studies on men and women in gender studies. In school grade analysis, elementary school students were the most studied. The number of students with less than 3 students was 59.1%. In the analysis by research environment (research place), special school was used most as research place, communication area in research topic analysis was studied the most, and augmentative and alternative communication field was actively studied. Second, intervention studies were most active in the characteristics of research categories, and intervention studies were conducted mainly on single subject studies. In other studies, many qualitative researches centering on interviews were performed. On the other hand, theoretical research and program development research were lacking.