The BA (Hons) Special Educational Needs, Disability & Inclusion (SENDI) and Theology, Philosophy & Ethics at Lincoln Bishop University is designed for those passionate about understanding and addressing societal inequalities while exploring profound questions of meaning and belief. You will engage with critical debates surrounding educational and social models of disability, alongside the diverse worldviews that shape human experience. This undergraduate degree is ideal if you seek to develop a robust understanding of both inclusive practices and the philosophical underpinnings of ethical and religious thought, preparing you to advocate for positive change.
You will study this course full-time on campus over three years, experiencing a blend of theoretical exploration and practical engagement. The curriculum includes modules such as 'From Excluded to Included: A Century of Change', 'Categories of Need in SEND', and 'Religion and Political Violence', supported by placement opportunities to connect theory with practice. In your final year, you will undertake an independent dissertation, allowing you to delve deeply into a chosen area of SENDI or Theology, Philosophy & Ethics. You will graduate with the analytical skills and compassionate insight necessary for careers in education, social care, policy, or ministry.