MA Special Educational Needs, Disabilities andclusion

The University of Hull offers a postgraduate program in Special Educational Needs, Disabilities and Inclusion. This course is primarily aimed at professionals in the field of education, such as teachers, educational psychologists, and speech and language therapists, among others. Students will acquire relevant knowledge and skills to support the inclusion of children and young adults with special educational needs and disabilities. Course Content: This course specifically addresses how best support children and young adults with SEN and/or disabilities. It covers the wide range of topics that underpin this subject, including legislative framework, theories of disability, assessment and planning, intervention, and research methods. The intention is to develop a strong theoretical framework for students, which they can use to enhance their practical work in SEN settings.Key Modules: The course is structured around four core modules: SEN and Disability: A Theoretical Overview; Legislation, Policy and Practice; Assessment and Plan; and Research Methods. Alongside these core modules, students can opt for additional modules like Autism Spectrum Conditions; Speech, Language and Communication needs; and Learning and Teaching.Accreditations: The course is not specifically accredited by any professional bodies. However, the University of Hull is a recognised institution, and the qualifications earned here are respected in the education field.Future Careers: This degree can offer career development for professionals already working in the field of education and disability support, such teachers, educational psychologists, and speech and language therapists. It could also provide a stepping stone towards a career in educational research or management within SEN services.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.