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Building an inclusive society requires collaboration across various fields, including education, healthcare, social services, and government. Our MA Education with Special Educational Needs and Disability program will enhance your expertise while equipping you for teamwork. Gain a thorough understanding of the special educational needs and disability (SEND) requirements for individuals up to age 25. Master SEND rights, navigate complex legal frameworks, and learn about specific conditions. Be prepared to support those in your care, their families, and fellow professionals.
Special educational needs and disability (SEND) has become a key government priority in recent years. This program emphasizes inclusive practices, empowering you to transform the lives of children and young people with SEND while fulfilling family aspirations.
You'll become part of a dedicated learning network comprising students, professionals, and expert tutors from diverse backgrounds. This interdisciplinary approach mirrors real-world collaboration between education, healthcare, social services, and government agencies for optimal results. You'll gain insight into the perspectives and frameworks of various stakeholders supporting children and young people with SEND, ensuring you never work in isolation.
The program covers the responsibilities of different professionals you'll encounter in your career and their best practices. You'll develop a comprehensive understanding of your role and others' within the broader context. As SEND professionals, we significantly impact family life and contribute to building the inclusive society we envision. Instead of traditional exams, all assessments are designed to develop practical skills like report writing, critical analysis, and presentations. This practical approach, combined with strong academic support, proves particularly valuable for professionals returning to education. Alongside specialist tutors, you'll benefit from guest lectures and collaboration with other MA Education students.