Bachelor of Science [B.S] [Biology] From University of Kent

At The University of Hull studying the BA Education Studies, Social Inclusion and Special Needs (Hons) responds to the crucial need for professionals working with groups and individuals in social, educational and administrative settings to have a broad knowledge and understanding of social inclusion and the issues this presents to contemporary society. Flexible in its make-up, this programme also allows you to take specialist professional pathways such as a Postgraduate Certificate in Education (PGCE) or aÊMA in Social Work.

Hull is a pioneer in delivering innovative learning aligned with current practice. You will engage in debates on contemporary issues and explore experiential learning through student-led projects. Recent pilot schemes have seen students receive mobile devices, reflecting the integration of technology in real-world settings. Such focus on digital and practical skills set you apart from those studying elsewhere who may receive a more theoretical emphasis in their learning. Your Job prospects are further enhanced through study in different contexts, such as outdoor learning, museums and alternative provision, whilst you can gain practical experience through schemes such as Guided Sight training.

Future Prospects

This course reflects the resulting high demand for well-trained professional practitioners, and is tailored to prepare you for the employment market.

Employment options following graduation are varied. You may decide to focus on community, social or family support work, choosing professions such as a parent support worker, a professional supporting young children with additional needs and their families, a professional working in an inclusion team within a school, a role within the charitable sector. You could also apply the skills you learn to other areas of the public and private sectors.

In addition, you may wish to choose a pathway to further study and training. Opportunities include programmes such as a Masters degree in Social Work or Educational Psychology, Postgraduate Certificate in Education or Schools Direct.