The BA (Hons) Education, Special Educational Needs, and Inclusion with a Year Abroad at the University of East Anglia is designed for aspiring educators and advocates passionate about creating equitable learning environments for all. You will explore the multifaceted landscape of inclusive education, examining critical issues such as disability, globalisation, equality, and diverse learning needs. This degree offers a unique opportunity to delve into educational theory and practice, preparing you to address the complex challenges and opportunities within contemporary education systems. If you are driven to make a tangible difference in educational access and support, this course provides a robust foundation.
This full-time, four-year undergraduate degree is studied on campus, offering a comprehensive curriculum that balances theoretical knowledge with practical application. You will engage with subjects like educational psychology, inclusive childhood practices, and the teaching of English as a second language, alongside undertaking a significant dissertation in your final year. A distinctive feature is the year abroad, providing invaluable international perspective and personal development. You will graduate with a deep understanding of special educational needs and inclusion, equipped for diverse career paths in teaching, educational psychology, therapy, or policy development.