Disability Degrees

... for disabled children, young people and adults. Drawing on literature and research you will examine factors, such as policy, economics, disability rights groups... Learn about: Communication Training, IT for adults...

... understanding of the practical management skills required of a professional role in the public and voluntary sector. Special Educational Needs and Disability... Learn about: Learning and Development, Part Time, Early Childhood Education...

...Overview * This course qualifies for the New £10,000 Postgraduate Loan Scheme (PGL) The MA Disability Studies & Religious Education programme is designed for practising teachers, educators and others with a personal or professional interest in the field of education. The programme aims to provide...

...What makes Learning Disabilities at Worcester special? This two year course is designed for anyone wanting to learn how to successfully work within learning disability practiceand for those wanting to drive their career forward with a university degree. Our course has been developed with input... Learn about: Team Training...

... will develop skills appropriate to University study such as finding and using information, working collaboratively with others, challenging and debating ideas and expressing yourself with greater confidence. The Special Educational Needs, Disability and Inclusion Studies (SENDIS) degree will develop the skills... Learn about: Communication Training, Confidence Training, IT for adults...

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

...Overview * This course qualifies for the New £10,000 Postgraduate Loan Scheme (PGL) The MA Disability Studies & Education Leadership & Management programme is designed for practising teachers, educators and others with a personal or professional interest in the field of education. The programme...

... and co-ordinator of services, enabling people with learning disabilities to maintain / and or enhance their physical and mental health. Importantly, you will learn how to build effective, compassionate relationships and advocate for people with learning disabilities in a variety of health and social care settings... Learn about: Quality Training, Mental Health, Nursing Practice...

...BA(Hons) Deaf Studies and Special Educational Needs, Disability and Inclusion Studieswill enable you to identify and understand the challenges faced when trying to adopt an inclusive approach to all aspects of life, and how you can meet and address these challenges in a positive way as members... Learn about: Communication Training, IT for adults, Sign language...

... understanding of the practical management skills required of a professional role in the public and voluntary sector. Special Educational Needs and Disability... Learn about: Part Time, Early Childhood Education, Learning and Development...

... teaching on social work relating to children and adults, mental illness and disability through your compulsory modules. You will also complete a substantial... Learn about: Mental Illness, IT for adults, Mental Health...

... effects on the physical environment; occupational stress; display screen equipment. Disability, Ageing and Inclusive Design Disability, Ageing and Inclusive... Learn about: Professor Training, Interface design, Part Time...

...Please note our January intake is for Level 6 entry only and only available to applicants who hold a relevant Foundation Degree If you have an interest in childhood, families, special needs, disability and/or inclusion and its systems then this course will develop your skills and knowledge required... Learn about: Part Time, Full Time...

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

...Occupational Therapists work closely with people who have an illness, injury or disability to help them live their lives to their full potential. You could be helping a young person with anorexia, or an elderly person with mobility issues. The profession is extremely varied and requires a great... Learn about: Occupational Therapy, Recruitment Process, NHS Training...

... and standards; management of risk; minimisation of adverse health effects on the physical environment; occupational stress; display screen equipment. Disability... Learn about: Professor Training, Part Time, Full Time...

...BA(Hons) Deaf Studies and Special Educational Needs, Disability and Inclusion Studieswill enable you to identify and understand the challenges faced when trying to adopt an inclusive approach to all aspects of life, and how you can meet and address these challenges in a positive way as members... Learn about: Sign language, Communication Training, IT for adults...

... understanding of the practical management skills required of a professional role in the public and voluntary sector. Special Educational Needs and Disability... Learn about: Part Time, Early Childhood Education, Strategic Planning...

... for students with an inquiring mind who value the freedom to think and want to develop and enrich their 'sociological imagination'.Studying Sociology at Winchester allows students to explore a range of sociological issues; for example: health; illness and disability; crime and deviance; sexuality and gender... Learn about: Climate Change, Social Policy...

... or learning disability. This course is designed to enable you to develop the necessary skills to support these people in leading healthy and fulfilling lives. Note that this course is also available as an in-service route taught part-time over 4 years. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to... Learn about: Occupational Safety, Occupation Health, Part Time...