Special Educational Needs and Inclusion Studies (MA)
Liverpool Hope University

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(4.2)

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UNISTATS, UCAS

Qualification

MA - Master of Arts

Location

Hope Park Campus

Study mode

Full Time

Start date

Jan 2028

Duration

1 Year

Course info

The postgraduate programme in Special Educational Needs and Inclusion Studies is designed for teachers, educators and others with a personal and a professional interest in the field of special educational needs and inclusion. The programme offers an opportunity for engagement with the key theories, concepts and ideas from disability studies in order to deepen your understanding of special educational needs and inclusion.This programme offers a comprehensive exploration of Special Educational Needs (SEN) and inclusion, focusing on the principles, practices, and policies that foster an inclusive environment for all. The relationship between education, disability and professional and educational practices will be considered from various perspectives including an examination of how the field of SEN has evolved over time.

What students say

Mor

Liverpool Hope University

Special Educational Needs and Inclusion Studies (MA)

Worst: The noise from other students in the dorms is very unpleasant at night time while I am trying to sleep. Best: the socials are really good and being apart of the football team.

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Alex Quinn

Liverpool Hope University

Special Educational Needs and Inclusion Studies (MA)

I love how it is in a quiet enough area with very easy access through buses and car. It feels enclosed but not too loud of the way. However, some students who might want to join societies and afternoon activities that live in town centre might not want to come because it's so far away

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Holly Hornby

Liverpool Hope University

Special Educational Needs and Inclusion Studies (MA)

It’s got a great campus feel, makes it feel more homely and welcoming, great for students who are my shy and anxious, it has really brought me out my shell studying here

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Grace Preston

Liverpool Hope University

Special Educational Needs and Inclusion Studies (MA)

the teaching is really good and course content is always interesting and fun to learn. I feel comfortable going to my lecturers in office hours and asking questions and always feel supported. The timetables and scheduling could be improved as it seems that time is not used as efficiently as it could be.

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Lily Smith

Liverpool Hope University

Special Educational Needs and Inclusion Studies (MA)

The university is always gorgeous! The student support services for mental health are appalling! I’ve had many friends struggling with different things at different times, and 2 hours a day drop-ins with 15-minute sessions are ineffective!

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Liverpool Hope University

Reviewed: 12/03/14

Special Educational Needs and Inclusion Studies (MA)

I am studying sports psychology at Liverpool Hope University. I find my course very interesting, the lecturers make me want to actually go in and learn the topics. The facilities are really good at Hope, its a small campus but the buildings are really nice and it has everything you need. It is a shame that the student union isn't as good as the other buildings, it would be the only thing I would say needs improving.

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Liverpool Hope University

Reviewed: 12/03/14

Special Educational Needs and Inclusion Studies (MA)

I study sports psychology at Hope University in Liverpool. My favourite thing about this university is the accommodation. Halls in first year was an amazing experience. There are several blocks that are near each other, so the social side of things is really good. There are certain rules that are a bit annoying though, hopefully they get changed! In second year most people live on Smithdown road which is just as good!

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Student Reviewer

Liverpool Hope University

Reviewed: 13/03/14

Special Educational Needs and Inclusion Studies (MA)

Good close knit uni. Nice and small with a community feel. SU needs to be improved a lot - Main weakness of the uni. Especially with it being such a distance from the centre Good communication course with lectures that are willing to provide extra help if asked. sports facilities are well built such as the hockey pitch and sports halls.

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