If you’re passionate about understanding and addressing marginalisation within educational settings, this specialised Masters is for you.

You’ll learn how to create materials, strategies, and approaches that accommodate all students, including those with special educational needs, the travelling community, individuals from challenging backgrounds, and ethnic minorities.

The choice is yours to study one year full-time or two years part-time.

About this course

This course will help you become a specialist in inclusive education, honing your critical thinking skills, research knowledge, and ability to create more inclusive learning environments.

You'll get to explore how education works around the world and you’ll dive into inclusive education principles and the challenges they come with. It’s all about making sure that every student matters equally.

Tackle the latest research methods in education and learn how to solve real-world problems by working together with your peers. Learn how to create inclusive classrooms and how to collaborate with different people, suggest changes, and be a positive force for making education better for everyone.

You’ll end your Masters with a research project on a topic you care about. You'll have support from your tutors and peers to help you succeed. This hands-on experience will also give you skills you can use in your future career or further studies.

We offer modules in both the daytime and evenings, so you can find a pattern of delivery that fits with your other commitments, whether you are working, volunteering or studying full time. In 2024-25 you can choose evening modules from: Coaching and Mentoring, Early Childhood, Leadership and Management or Social Justice and Community Engagement as well as the mandatory modules shared by all pathways.