Bachelor of Science [B.S] [Exercise and Health Science] From University of Aberdeen

By the end of the programme, students should be able to:

• contribute to contemporary debate in the field of special education and inclusion & disability studies
• produce and communicate reasoned and informed argument, both in writing and orally
• demonstrate how concepts, theories and evidence can be used in contracting an understanding of issues and practice
• carry out a focused inquiry into educational practice related to special and inclusive education
• improve professional practice through greater knowledge, skills, understanding and awareness

Students undertake modules to the value of 180 credits.

The programme consists of three core modules (90 credits), optional modules and either a research report (30 credits) or a dissertation (60 credits).

Careers

Graduates of this programme are currently working across a broad range of areas. Some are working as managers in mainstream and special schools and other educational settings, while others support those with special educational needs and disabilities directly. Graduates can also be found working as staff in specialist services for children and young people with special educational needs and/or disabilities.

Why study this degree at UCL?

This programme provides students with the opportunity to study in one of the country's leading specialist departments in special educational needs and disability, and educational psychology, working with internationally recognised tutors who have published widely in the areas of special education, inclusion and disability studies, and who contribute to Master's and doctoral programmes worldwide.

The programme team is committed to creating an intellectually challenging context in which students are encouraged to discuss practical knowledge, experience and ideas in order to extend their understanding of special and inclusive education.

This programme attracts students with rich and varied professional and personal experience, both nationally and internationally, and fellow students provide a valuable networking resource.