The MA Special Educational Needs at the University of Exeter is designed for educators and professionals seeking to deepen their understanding and practice in supporting diverse learners. This postgraduate degree addresses critical contemporary issues in inclusive education, from policy and pedagogy to research methodologies. You will explore topics such as critical perspectives on inclusive education, SEN teaching and learning, and the role of creativity in educational settings. This Masters programme is ideal for those committed to making a tangible difference in the lives of children and young people with special educational needs.
You will study this MA full-time on campus over one year, engaging with compulsory modules like SEN: Teaching and Learning and Critical Perspectives on Inclusive Education, alongside a significant research project or dissertation. The curriculum is structured to foster critical reflection on your own practice and to equip you with advanced research skills. You will have the opportunity to select optional modules that align with your specific interests, such as technology in education or education for diversity. Upon graduation, you will be prepared for enhanced roles in special educational needs coordination, policy development, and further academic research.