Disability Degrees

... 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...

... will also allow you to explore broader topics such as disability rights, terrorism or childhood. Throughout this undergraduate degree you will benefit from studying at one of the best universities for social policy and sociology; ranked 8th in the UK by The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide... Learn about: Social Policy...

...Whether you're already working in teaching, education management or policy, or a graduate interested in pursuing careers in education, this course provides... Learn about: Early Years...

... Disability Theory (30 credits) Focusing on critical theory from the modern and postmodern eras, this module provides a basis for an interrogation of Disability...

... with a learning disability and/or Autism Fundamentals of Leadership in Healthcare Long Term Conditions Recognition, Assessment and Interventions... Learn about: Mental Health...

... – we offer a wide range of optional modules that reflect the diversity of our research interests in both subjects. Drawing on expertise in both the School of Geography and the School of Sociology and Social Policy, you could study political, urban, social and development geography alongside disability... Learn about: Human Geography...

... and ethnicity, mental health, social construction of gender, working with people with learning disabilities, disability studies, youth studies, social pedagogy, safeguarding and crime and society... Learn about: Mental Health...

...; Special Educational Needs block Term 1 Critical Disability Theory (30 credits) Focusing on critical theory from the modern and postmodern eras, this module...

... understanding of issues surrounding inclusion, disability and diversity for children, young people and adults in educational settings. You be introduced... Learn about: Education Studies, IT for adults...

... and study key topics such as ethics and logic, as well as specialist knowledge in topics from ancient and moral philosophy to the ethics of life and death, philosophy of language or aesthetics. From globalisation to crime, drug policy, disability studies and ethnicity, Social Policy allows you to explore... Learn about: Social Policy...

..., challenging behaviour, communication and language, international aspects of special education, individual life stories and reflect upon the role of adults in the education of children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities. This will fully prepare you for a diverse range... Learn about: Communication Training, IT for adults...

... they will study a Research Methods module and then complete a Dissertation that synthesises the two Blocks that they have studied. Students can combine two of the following: Developmental Psychology Disability Studies Early Childhood Either Disciplines of Education or Pedagogy: Theory and Practice Education...

... with learning disabilities, disability studies, youth studies, social pedagogy, safeguarding and substance misuse... Learn about: Mental Health, Social Policy...

... and funding applications. You’ll also have the chance to specialise through a choice of optional modules, allowing you to focus on research in topics such as disability studies, care, social policy analysis, criminology and evaluation of programmes and policies. This taught programme has recently... Learn about: Social Policy...

... challenges for people with a learning disability and/or autism in health care. It aims to enhance your knowledge and understanding of the needs of people... Learn about: Emergency Care, Mental Health...

... and perspectives on which they are based and how they relate to and influence practice. AND Special Educational Needs block Term 1 Critical Disability Theory...

... and the elderly, acute care setting and specialist mental health/learning disability services), and adopt a critical stand in the discussion of contemporary physiotherapy practice in the context of the environment of practice... Learn about: Mental Health, NHS Training...

..., including globalisation, drugs and crime, race and ethnicity, disability, protests and consumerism. Student profile “The modules link really well, which helps me transfer my knowledge to improve my assignments: my studies in 'Comparative International Social Policy' helped me with my gender... Learn about: Social Policy...

... on human lives, exploring a range of influences on human development including the impact of gender, ethnicity, sexuality and disability. The unit will equip... Learn about: Growth and Development, IT Law, Interpersonal Communication...

... to Perspectives on Disability and Inclusive Education Autism in the 21st century; research from a range of disciplines Contemporary Topics in Social... Learn about: Critical Questions, Education Studies, Developmental psychology...