This degree provides a thorough grounding in research, theory and practice across the broad field of SEND, and includes opportunities to engage with professionals in the real world of work. Through a powerful mix of theory and its practical application, you explore concepts such as needs, inclusion and disability, relating them to policy, everyday practices and decision making. This in-depth course has been designed and is taught by specialists with a reputation for integrating theory, research and practice in SEND.

- Specialist Early Years and Sensory Centre to support your understanding of how teachers teach and children learn, within SEND contexts.- Forest School where you can deepen your understanding of the long-term educational benefits of outdoor learning opportunities and learning in SEND. - Classrooms with specialist technology so you can watch and assess different teaching approaches within SEND teaching. - Multi-media space for webinars and podcasting. - Wide range of sports facilities.

- We have well-established partnerships with more than 500 schools and other associated organisations.

- Deepen your knowledge, experience and understanding through placements and visits to relevant, professional organisations. - Gain the ability to reflect sensitively on the issues and barriers young people with SEND face in education while exploring ways to address them. - Benefit from the support of your own personal tutor as well as unit and course coordinators. - Broaden your understanding through regular visits by professionals from schools and academy chains; SEN schools; local education authorities; and other involved agencies.  - Our Bedford campus is a small, thriving academic community where academic staff get to know you well.