BA (Hons) Special Educational Needs & Disability Studies

The Special Educational Needs & Disability Studies course offered by Liverpool Hope University seeks to give students a deep understanding of the complexities and implications of disabilities and special needs. The course is designed to help students comprehend both the social and personal aspects of disability. Course Content: The course embraces a range of topics crucial to an understanding of the lived experiences of individuals with disability. This includes a study of different types, causes, and models of disability and special needs, a detailed exploration of the impact of disability on individuals' lives, attitudes, and perceptions of disability and special needs, as well as key issues surrounding cultural, moral, and ethical considerations in this field. Students will also learn about the legal and social frameworks that enable equality and inclusion for people with disabilities. Key Modules: The course offers a variety of modules such as Understanding Learning, Disability & Society, Exploring Disability & Society, Education Inclusion & Disability, Understanding the Impact of Disability, Inclusive Education and Disability Research & Practice.Future Careers: Opportunities exist for graduates in a number of roles in social, health and education services. Graduates are also well-prepared for further study and research in postgraduate programmes leading to potential career pathways in teaching or educational psychology. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.