BA (Hons) Education and Special Educational Needs

The Education and Special Educational Needs course at Edge Hill University offers a comprehensive understanding of education, ranging from early years to lifelong learning, with a focus on inclusion, special educational needs (SEN), and disability. The course has been developed to equip students with skills and knowledge to meet the diverse needs of learners with a range of disabilities and learning difficulties. Course Content: This program covers a wide range of topics related to both general education and special education. It examines various aspects of education including theoretical perspectives, policy influences, and the impact of these on inclusion practice within diverse learning environments. The course further explores the subjects of diversity, inclusion, and equality in relation to learners with disabilities and learning difficulties. Key Modules: The key modules of this course include Disability and Society; Theoretical Perspectives on Disability and Diverse Learning Needs; Education, Policy, and Inclusion; Psychological Theory and Practice; Research Methods in Education; and a Dissertation which allows students to investigate a particular topic of personal interest within the scope of the course.Future Careers: This course provides a foundation for careers in various professions within the education sector. Graduates may pursue roles in teaching, educational administration, or supporting people with SEN in various learning settings. It also opens pathways for further studies like postgraduate teacher training or various Masters degrees. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.