Disability Degrees

... of topics in both English literature and sociology. As a result, we can offer flexible degrees with plenty of choice so you can pursue your own interests. You could explore topics such as American fiction, drugs policy, Old English, class division, the digital humanities or disability studies. Whatever...

...) (15 credits) Mental Health and Intellectual Disability - Holistic Care (Partner Colleges) (15 credits) Work Based Learning Project 2 - FD30 (30 credits... Learn about: Social care...

... around us and have a positive impact on human well-being. Our research is organised into seven themes: Children, Young People and Families Conflict and Social Change Social Inequalities Disability Ageing and Health Criminal Justice Drugs and Alcohol Trauma, Violence and Abuse Research Strengths... Learn about: Social Work, Social Policy...

... occupational performance and participation 1 This module introduces you to a range of physical, mental health and learning disability conditions, their impact... Learn about: Mental Health, Problem Solving, Occupational Therapy...

... on topics such as philosophy of religion, philosophy of science, crime and deviance, gender, aesthetics, disability, philosophy of language, feminist philosophy or race and ethnicity. Learning from expert tutors across two fascinating subjects, you’ll gain a variety of skills while exploring how society... Learn about: Political Philosophy...

... health, mental health, disability, multi-agency working as well as welfare and social care issues faced by vulnerable individuals and groups. There is a strong employability focus at all levels of the course, which will enable you to develop a range of transferable, employability-enhancing skills... Learn about: Public Health, Mental Health, Health and Social Care...

... Law, Disability Law, Company Law and Family Law. With extensive instruction in the technical aspects of the profession and a broad range of practical opportunities to engage with Law in action, you will not just learn about the Law, but will learn to think like a lawyer... Learn about: Sports Law, Employment Law, Human Rights Law...

...). Introduction to the research process. Ethics of care. Work based learning - 2. Managing day care & residential settings. Plus a choice of 2 optional courses: Children in society. Health promotion in Early Years. Self & Disability. Introduction to dementia care. Mental health and Intellectual disabilities.... Learn about: Early Years, IT Law, Health and Social Care...

... and ethnicity studies, social policy, globalisation, care, health or disability among others. You can also pursue research training to prepare for further study. Research insight - the Bauman Institute You’ll become part of the Bauman Institute, launched in honour of Emeritus Professor Zygmunt Bauman to analyse... Learn about: Political Thought, Social Policy, Social Change...

... Theory Applying Social Theory Biological Aspects of Health Changing Practice Independent Study Issues in Mental Health Perspectives on Disability... Learn about: Health Psychology, Social Theory, Behavioural Therapy...

... are covered including cross-cultural management, gender disparity, age perception, disability awareness, effective multicultural team-working, and diversity... Learn about: Critical Thinking, Human Behaviour, Occupational Psychology...

..., health promotion and disability... Learn about: IT Law, Mental Health, Health and Social Care...

...to national policy on youth, community development in London and how it impacts on the youth of the city. Modular structure The modules listed below... Learn about: Cultural Studies, Skills and Training, Construction Training...

...-based learning opportunities mean that you’ll be developing these collaborative professional skills throughout your degree course. By joining us, you’ll study a range of topics including introduction to phonetics and phonology, communication disability and psychology, professional practice... Learn about: Communication Training, Ms Office, Office IT...

... experience will be explored. Special Educational Needs, Disability and Inclusion (30 Credits) - Optional This module looks at special educational needs... Learn about: Education Studies, Child Development, Team Training...

...) Theories, Methods and Approaches for Social Work (30 credits) Evidence Based Practice and Research (15 credits) Disability (15 credits) Safeguarding Children... Learn about: IT Law, Social Worker, Managing Risk...

... Organisations (core, 30 credits) Researching Youth and Community Issues (core, 30 credits) Communities in Transition (option, 15 credits) Disability and Inclusion... Learn about: Health and Social Care, Human Rights, Quality Training...

... and responsibilities. Special Educational Needs, Disability and Inclusion (30 Credits) - Compulsory This module looks at special educational needs, disability... Learn about: Child Development, Care Education, Problem Solving...

...Our distinctive degree paves the way to some of the most rewarding, inspiring and satisfying careers of all – working in special educational needs and disability support. Education at Derby has been ranked in the Top 25 in the Guardian League Table 2020 Prepare for roles where you can make... Learn about: Global Perspectives, Emotional Development...

...We are offering an exciting new route into a satisfying career working in special educational needs and disability support. This four year degree will build your knowledge and confidence while offering an excellent introduction to all aspects of SEND. Education at Derby has been ranked in the... Learn about: English Level 3, English Langugae, Maths anxiety...