Disability Degrees

... factors, such as policy, economics, disability rights groups, and social and political structures which have influenced the lives of disabled people... Learn about: Communication Training, Sign language, IT for adults...

...This course will allow you to critically engage with current thinking about inclusive and special education. You'll study the changing cultural and historical attitudes to disability and reflect on the social changes that have encompassed disability rights, human rights and equality. You'll explore... Learn about: Human Rights, Early Childhood Education, Part Time...

... is examined in relation to questions of social justice, identity, gender, race and politics.In Year 1, students engage with questions of special needs, disability, inclusion and exclusion in education in connection to their own experiences. In Year 2, students engage with theory that illuminates key issues... Learn about: Education Studies, Political Thought...

... use of lights and visibility promoting equipment. Disability, Ageing and Inclusive Design Disability, Ageing and Inclusive Design Covered... Learn about: IT risk, Community Care, Professor Training...

..., Diversity and Inclusion (30 credits) - Compulsory This module will discuss definitions of the key concepts (race, class, sex. disability) and the statistical... Learn about: Children's literature, Children's Rights, Child Development...

...a major review of the philosophy, pedagogy and structure of the final two years of the BSW, and the piloting and evaluation of the new curriculum by... Learn about: Child Protection, Support t, Income security...

... on social issues such as crime, disability, family and gender issues, racism, social care and youth unemployment. You’ll examine social inequalities, protest and struggles over power, and question what it means to be a ‘good citizen’ today. A wide variety of optional modules will allow you to focus...

... and visibility promoting equipment. Students on our MSc and Diploma qualifications will choose one module from the following list: Disability, Ageing and Inclusive... Learn about: Professor Training, Full Time, Interface design...

.... Also, the advantages and barriers to working in multidisciplinary teams are critically evaluated. Special Educational Needs, Disability and Inclusion (30 credits... Learn about: Early Years, IT Management, Childhood Health...

... of this MA recognises a growing interest in this aspect of educational provision and the Faculty’s commitment to work for educational equality and social justice. The degree is distinctive in drawing on Disability Studies perspectives in order to interrogate the nature and origins of the Special Educational...

... Adapted Physical Activity, Sport and Disability Physical Activity, Exercise and Health Personal Growth and Team Building Though Outdoor Adventurous Activity...

... individuals and groups in our society, and the policy, legal, cultural and organisational contexts. After a foundation in the first year, choose specific areas like: children and adult services, criminal justice, welfare systems, disability issues, community care, public health, multi-agency working...

... you receive a well-rounded education with a strong focus on inclusion, drawing from the experience of our leading researchers. You will be able to explore issues of diversity, social justice and disability. The choice of optional modules will give you a degree tailored to your academic... Learn about: Education Studies...

..., disability and inclusion within educational settings. Throughout the three years of study, you will critically examine the historical, socio-political and contemporary understandings that have led to the current system of special educational needs and inclusion both in the United Kingdom and worldwide...

... Acquisition Fundamentals of Athletics in Schools Exercise Training and Prescription Adapted Physical Activity, Sport and Disability Sport Tourism and Event... Learn about: Sports Studies...

... individuals and groups in our society, and the policy, legal, cultural and organisational contexts. After a foundation in the first year, choose specific areas like: children and adult services, criminal justice, welfare systems, disability issues, community care, public health, multi-agency working...

... centres and taught by expert tutors, you’ll tailor the programme to suit your own interests and career aspirations. With a range of optional modules to choose from, you could pursue further advanced research skills or study complementary social topics such as disability studies, gender studies, racism... Learn about: Social Policy...

... and of organisational life.  Special Educational Needs block Term 1 Critical Disability Theory (30 credits) Focusing on critical theory from the modern...

... and Team Building Through Outdoor Adventurous Activity Adapted Physical Activity, Sport and Disability Year 2 Mandatory Coaching Pedagogy and Practice Sport...

... for the Investigation of Riparian Hydrological Processes Wind Fields & Turbulence Statistics in an Urban Street Canyon Accessible Housing: Quality, Disability & Design Measuring Vulnerability to Urban Natural Disaster Risk Frontiers: Histories of Civil Society & Nature Joint PhDs available: Exciting opportunities... Learn about: IT risk...