MA Education (Special Educational Needs) at University of Bedfordshire

This Master’s course is for educators who want to transform the prospects of others. It uses the latest policy and research to support you in making meaningful connections between your studies and your own experiences. You learn with leading educators in the field and explore the complexities of inclusion.

Faculty: School of Education and English  |  Department: Education & Teaching  |  Study mode: part-time  |  Intake: January, September  |  Location: Luton, England, United Kingdom

What you will study

Units include Meeting diverse needs; Theories of learning for educators; Research methods in the workplace; Dissertation; Introduction to special education needs coordination in schools; Further development of special education needs coordination in schools; Exploring coaching and mentoring; Understanding pupil behaviour in schools; Understanding difficulties in literacy and dyslexia; Analysing policy: children’s voice.

Career pathways

This Master’s enhances chances of promotion and employment in other contexts; previous graduates have gone on to PhD/EdD study.

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