The BA (Hons) Education, Special Needs and Disability from the University of Chichester is designed for aspiring professionals passionate about fostering social justice, equal opportunity, and inclusion within educational settings. You will delve into the critical areas of education, special needs, and disability, gaining a comprehensive understanding of how to support children and adults with diverse abilities. This undergraduate degree provides an excellent foundation for careers in education, health, and social care, emphasizing the value of individual differences and the contributions of all members within our communities. You will explore key theories of human development and the nature of education, preparing you for a dynamic and impactful career.
This full-time, on-campus programme is studied over three years, offering a rich learning experience that balances theoretical knowledge with practical application. You will engage with real-world educational projects, allowing you to investigate, understand, and analyse the evolving landscape of inclusive education. The curriculum includes modules such as "Childhood to Adulthood," "Equality of Opportunity and Diversity," and "Disability and Society," alongside opportunities for work-based placements. You will graduate with the skills and confidence to make a tangible difference, equipped for roles supporting learners across various educational and care environments.