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The Education, Psychology, and Special Educational Needs program is a distinctive applied course that lets you explore learning challenges and educational systems through psychological lenses. With an emphasis on psychological research, you'll gain expertise to understand how practical psychology can shape educational approaches and policies across diverse settings.
Our faculty brings hands-on experience applying psychology in both mainstream and specialized learning environments. The curriculum blends psychological principles with educational studies and learning differences, fostering a unified perspective. The BSc (Hons) develops theoretical understanding, practical techniques, and analytical abilities to enhance learning environments and assist diverse students, including those requiring specialized support.
Throughout the three-year program, you'll connect theory with real-world practice through educational placements. These experiences offer career-boosting opportunities valued by employers. You can also earn supplementary certifications to strengthen your professional profile.
This program serves as excellent preparation for careers in special education, primary teaching, student support services, school social work, or educational psychology. It also cultivates transferable skills attractive to employers across various sectors.
Program Duration:
Three years full-time.
Four years full-time including foundation year.