MA Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities

The MSc in Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities at the University of Kent is designed for a range of professionals already working in children’s and adult’s services in the areas of intellectual and developmental disabilities. This accredited course offers a wealth of theoretical and practical learning experiences that are beneficial for professionals like Clinical Psychologists, Psychiatrists, Nurses, Social Workers, and Speech and Language Therapists.Course Content: This programme provides analyses and critical evaluations of the principles and values that guide care, support, intervention, legislation, and policy. Students will have the chance to study topics and areas concerning intellectual and developmental disabilities. You'll learn both independently and as part of a group, taking in information from scholarly reviews, personal accounts, and scientific literature on various elements of intellectual and developmental disabilities.Key Modules: Curriculum areas covered in the course include Life Span and Transitions, Aspects and Impacts of Specific Conditions, Ethical, Legal and social aspects, Physical Health and Wellbeing, and Communication and Language.Accreditations: The MSc in Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities at the University of Kent is accredited by Tizard Centre.Future Careers: Graduates are better equipped for career advancement in the areas of health, social, educational, and voluntary services. They will develop the skills and knowledge to offer advanced levels of support, enhance professional development and contribute to the improvement of service delivery in line with current legislation and standards.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.