Disability Degrees

... of children and adults with neurological conditions, cognitive and intellectual disabilities and psychiatric disabilities. Course Information: 4 hours... Learn about: Full Time, Occupational Therapy, Program Evaluation...

... in Psychological Skills Personality and Individual Differences Motor Behaviour Healthy Aging Disability, Sport and Rehabilitation Environmental Physiology – High... Learn about: Motor Behaviour, Personality and Individual Differences, Applied Sport Science of Elite Performance...

... your current practice with adults who have a wide range of complex needs including deafblindness, dementia, mental health conditions and learning disability... Learn about: Mental Health, Manage Risk, Learning disability...

... management skills required of a professional role in the public and voluntary sector. Special Educational Needs and Disability: Evaluating Policy and Practice... Learn about: Early Childhood Education, Learning and Development...

... that their health or disability may affect their ability to fulfil the competency standards of the course. Any such applicants are encouraged to contact... Learn about: Medical School, NHS Training, Medical training...

...: Bioethics and Public Science Policy: Anthropology 100, 131, 143, 145S, M148, Asian American Studies 113, Bioengineering 165EW, Communication 101, Disability... Learn about: Mental Health, Molecular Biology, Communication Training...

..., national and international health policies to aid the design of improved services Will assist in combating disease and disability in diverse populations... Learn about: Advanced Practice, Health professionals, Diverse populations...

... how our understanding of special educational needs and disabilities has developed and the impact this has on our understanding of inclusion. The course combines the theoretical knowledge with an exploration of what this means for educational practice from early years through to post-compulsory... Learn about: Early Years, Human Rights, Learning and Development...

... or disability may affect their ability to fulfil the competency standards of the course. Any such applicants are encouraged to contact the University Occupational... Learn about: English Language, NHS Training, Physics Chemistry...

... and Intellectual Disability (year 2); the third year comprises two elective or specialist placements. Attendance at all course components is mandatory, including... Learn about: IT for adults, Team Training, Health Psychology...

..., one of which is the Norah Fry Research Centre, specialising in research around disability studies. Specifically, our PhD applicants are interested in exploring policies, practices or societal issues from the point of view of people with disabilities, recognising and valuing their human rights... Learn about: Team Training, Social Work...

... and voluntary sector. Special Educational Needs and Disability: Evaluating Policy and Practice In this module you'll study changing cultural and historical... Learn about: Strategic Planning, Early Childhood Education...

...In a world of fast-paced medical advances and with survival rates on the increase, special educational needs and disabilities(SEND)are becoming increasingly complex to address. Our course will equip you with the knowledge, skills and understanding for improving provision and engaging constructively... Learn about: Disability Care, Special Needs Childcare, Social care...

... work-based experience, giving you a wider view of disability and enhancing your career prospects...

... will also have the opportunity to gain a particular awareness and skill set associated with emancipatory and participatory models of research, where people with disabilities take active roles in the research process...

... and voluntary sector. Special Educational Needs and Disability: Evaluating Policy and Practice In this module you'll study changing cultural and historical... Learn about: Early Childhood Education, Learning and Development...

... and ethnicity studies. Research insight Taught by academics from the Centre for Disability Studies, you’ll learn in a stimulating environment where tutors’ teaching is informed by their own cutting-edge research. The interdisciplinary Centre for Disability Studies is at the forefront of international research... Learn about: Social Policy...

... that will enable you to enhance your understanding of course themes and demonstrate your abilities to work in a professional context. ‌ Disability Studies in Education Subject Guide...

... work-based experience, giving you a wider view of disability and enhancing your career prospects...

... in the public and voluntary sector. Special Educational Needs and Disability: Evaluating Policy and Practice In this module you'll study changing cultural... Learn about: Learning and Development, Early Childhood Education, Confidence Training...