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Special and Inclusive Education
- Special and Inclusive Education MA
- Special and Inclusive Education (Specific Learning Difficulties) MA
- Special and Inclusive Education (Autism) MA
- Specific Learning Difficulties (Dyslexia) MA
- Specialist Qualification in Habilitation and Disabilities of Sight (Children and Young People) Grad Dip
- National Award for Special Education Needs Coordination PG Cert
What our students have said about us
I really appreciated the practical elements of the course, where we were introduced to the little things that can be done or used to help children within the classroom, whether it is printing on coloured paper, utilising everyday objects, or which children’s authors to recommend and read from for children with dyslexia. – Mona Mettawa
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Why study a Master’s at IOE?
World #1 for Education
We have been number one for Education worldwide since 2014 in the QS World University Rankings by Subject.
Engage with globally-influential academics and research centres
Like the Centre for Research in Autism and Education, enhancing the lives of autistic people and their families through ground-breaking scientific research.
Join a diverse and welcoming network
Our students and academics are breaking boundaries across educational arenas practice and policy, from setting up a business providing dyslexia assessments for schools to improving employment opportunities for those on the autistic spectrum.
Gain the critical thinking and advanced skills to further your career
Learn from experts at the Department of Psychology and Human Development who are who are leading research and teaching in areas such as autism, emotional disorders, hearing impairment, disorders of perception, language difficulties, learning difficulties, literacy difficulties, numeracy difficulties, visual impairment and youth offending.
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