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Postgraduate Credits
Online
Part Time
SEP-25
1 Year
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Postgraduate Credits
Online
Part Time
SEP-25
1 Year
Postgraduate Credits
University of Wolverhampton
Online
JAN
1 year
Select a an exam type
Why choose this course?
The focus of this programme is the provision of opportunities for yourselves as current education professionals to develop your understanding of theory and practice related to inclusion. The programme will enable you to critically evaluate a range of inclusive practices approaches in relation to how those might enable student belonging and agency.
We will look at inclusion and diversity across a number of themes including policies and practices related to specific educational needs and widening participation. This module will provide practising education professionals with opportunity to be part of a community/ network as well as with a host of practical strategies and support.
What happens on the course?
You will develop your knowledge and understanding of issues and practices related to inclusion in education settings. You will design, implement and reflect on a change to an aspect of inclusive practices in your work context. We promote active critical reflection and the sharing of reflections on theory and practice with your peers.
This programme is student-centred as it is informed by your professional education experiences and practices. You are expected to engage in reflective activities that examine the key literature and research in this field. It is anticipated that you will synthesise theory and practice in order to actively engage in your own continuing professional development.
To hold a first degree. Some types of professional experience (e.g. experience of teaching and/or managing in an appropriate sector: for example, post-compulsory education; voluntary sector; training; adult and community education) MAY be acceptable as APL in lieu of a first degree. Applicants must be current practitioners in an appropriate educational context: for example, post-compulsory education; voluntary sector; training; adult and community education; higher education.
Students living in
Domestic
£999 per year
Students from Domestic
The fee mentioned is for 2024-25 academic year and there may be a slight increase in the fee for 2025-26 entry.
Students from EU
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Students from International
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