The MA Education (Special and Inclusive Education) at the University of Worcester empowers you to critically examine barriers to learning and develop effective strategies to overcome them. This postgraduate degree is ideal for educators and professionals seeking to deepen their understanding of special educational needs, disability, and inclusion. You will explore historical and theoretical perspectives on inclusion, analyse current policy and practice, and engage with research informed by real-world experience. This Masters programme offers a pathway to advanced roles and a more impactful career in education.
You will study this Masters Degree full-time on campus over 18 months, with modules delivered to accommodate your professional and personal commitments. The course structure includes mandatory modules such as 'Supporting Dimensions of Need in SEND' and 'Interpretations of SEND - Critical Concepts and Issues', alongside optional units and a significant dissertation. You will develop expertise in research methods and contemporary educational theory, preparing you for leadership and advisory positions within educational settings, with opportunities to gain a Postgraduate Certificate or Diploma along the way.