Special Educational Needs and Disability BA (Hons)

The aim of the Special Educational Needs and Disability BA (Hons) course is to develop the competencies of those working in residential, special and mainstream education settings. The course programme provides an understanding of the factors influencing the development of policy and provision, and addresses issues of support for people with special needs or disabilities.

Why study the Special Educational Needs and Disability BA (Hons) course?

• 95% of graduates find employment up to 15 months after receiving their degree
• Teaching staff have a QTS qualification and work experience as a teacher or school principal
• Students gain specialist knowledge of education for people with special needs

What skills does the course programme guarantee?

• The Special Educational Needs and Disability BA (Hons) course curriculum addresses important aspects of the law and theories of effective learning
• Students learn about all issues relating to the support of people with special needs and disabilities
• Students learn about the many aspects of educational difficulties (language, learning difficulties, autism, dyslexia, physical and sensory impairments, mental health problems emotional and behavioural
• In the second year, course participants undertake an internship where they gain valuable experience

Where to study this course?

Our suggested universities in England for the Special Educational Needs and Disability BA (Hons) course is Bedford Campus (University of Bedfordshire).