The MA SEN/ALN (Additional Learning Needs) at the University of South Wales is designed for professionals seeking to deepen their expertise in contemporary perspectives on Special Educational Needs and Additional Learning Needs, learning disabilities, and inclusive practice. This postgraduate Masters Degree equips you with advanced theoretical understanding and research skills applicable within your professional roles. You will explore critical concepts in SEN/ALN, learning disabilities, and inclusive education, tailoring your studies through a range of optional modules to meet your specific career aspirations and professional development needs.
This MA SEN/ALN is studied on campus full-time over one year, offering a dynamic learning experience. You will engage with core modules such as SEN/ALN: Contexts and Concepts and Research Methodology, alongside selecting additional modules like Autistic Spectrum, Dyslexia Theory and Assessment, or Leading and Managing SEN/ALN, some of which carry British Dyslexia Association accreditation. The programme culminates in a dissertation, allowing you to conduct in-depth research. You will graduate with enhanced skills and knowledge, prepared for leadership roles in SEN/ALN coordination and provision.