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Disability and Interdisciplinary Professional Practice
The postgraduate programme in Disability and Interdisciplinary Professional Practice is designed for teachers, educators and others with a personal and a professional interest in the field of disability studies. The programme offers an opportunity for engageme…
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School of Teacher Education · Combined and general studies
The postgraduate programme in Disability and Interdisciplinary Professional Practice is designed for teachers, educators and others with a personal and a professional interest in the field of disability studies. The programme offers an opportunity for engagement with the key theories, concepts and ideas in this exciting and innovative field. This programme is designed to equip you with the knowledge and skills necessary to navigate the complex landscape of disability in diverse professional settings. Integrating perspectives from various disciplines, including education, healthcare, social work, and law, you will engage in an interdisciplinary exploration of disability-related issues This Masters course also has PGCert and PGDip entry routes available , should you be interested in exploring these options please contact the School of Education (the admissions office). However, please note the postgraduate loan is only available for the full masters (180 credits).
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A minimum of a Second-Class Honours degree in a relevant discipline awarded by a UK university, or an equivalent higher education qualification. Please note that a satisfactory Enhanced Disclosure from the Disclosure and Barring Service (formally the Criminal Records Bureau – CRB) is required for students where they are required to visit settings other than their own.
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