Walbrook Institute London · Distance learning (part-time)
MA Special and Inclusive Education
Inclusion is one of the most important challenges in education today. Getting it right takes more than good intentions. Walbrook's MA Special and Inclusive Education degree is for education professionals who want to understand why inclusion is so hard to get r…
MA2 yearsDistance learning (part-time)
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Inclusion is one of the most important challenges in education today. Getting it right takes more than good intentions. Walbrook's MA Special and Inclusive Education degree is for education professionals who want to understand why inclusion is so hard to get right – and what genuinely needs to change in schools, systems, and policies to make education work for every learner. You'll look at inclusion as a question about what education is for and who it was built to serve. You'll build a deep understanding of disability, neurodiversity, and the ways schools categorise learners. You’ll learn to see those categories clearly, including where they help and where they get in the way. You'll also examine how inequality works in education: how race, class, language, and background shape who gets access, who gets support, and who gets the most out of school. Combined with your professional experience, this qualification supports your progression into specialist and leadership roles focused on inclusion, equity, and the rights of every learner. Start any month from September 2026. Study full-time and graduate in as little 1 year, or choose part-time and progress module by module, 100% online. Flex between full-time and part-time learning, with support when you need it.
Getting in
As the university states it
To apply for an MA Education degree at Walbrook, you’ll need to meet one of the following entry requirements: A UK honours degree at 2:2 or above (or equivalent international qualification). Or 2+ years’ relevant professional experience in one or more education-related roles. We know every application is unique, so if you’re not sure whether you meet the requirements, or want to discuss your academic or professional experience, contact us at onlinedegree@walbrook.ac.uk for advice or visit: https://go.walbrook.ac.uk/ucas-entry-requirements.
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