BA (Hons) Special Educational Needs, Disability and Inclusion

Course Overview This unique BA (Hons) Special Educational Needs, Disability and Inclusion degree prepares you for a rewarding career by exploring the role of education in promoting inclusion and empowering marginalized individuals. You will gain specialist knowledge and hands-on experience to become an effective advocate within educational settings and the wider community. The course is designed for those aspiring to become teachers or to pursue diverse roles focused on supporting learners of all ages with SEND. Key Program Highlights Gain extensive practical experience through over 600 partnerships with local schools, colleges, and community organizations. Learn from expert tutors actively engaged in cutting-edge educational research, consultancy, and training. Opportunity to achieve up to 40 Master's-level credits in Year Three, facilitating a smoother transition to postgraduate study. Access exceptional facilities like the Clifton Forest School and engage in specialized activities such as sensory integration and Rebound Therapy. Develop a deep understanding of complex issues like inclusion, marginalization, and disability to become a skilled advocate and practitioner.