Course Modules

This module will start by considering historical, social and cross-cultural perspectives on disability and learning difficulties. Government policy initiatives, legislation and resulting welfare responses to disability will be explored with a particular focus on the lived experience of disability. Disability […]

This module will explore the broad concepts that underpin human rights, diversity and duty of care. You will focus on the development of social identities and the relationship between diversity, discrimination and oppression. Your research will be based on the

Optional module – International Education specialism You will be encouraged to look beyond your immediate surroundings to the wider world. You’ll find out how global issues such as those outlined in the UN Sustainable Development Goals have an impact on

You will engage with a range of discourses surrounding arts and society within the processes of teaching and learning. A range of disciplinary subjects including performing arts, drama, theatre, music and visual arts will be explored. In addition, key concepts

This module will start by considering historical, social and cross-cultural perspectives on disability and learning difficulties. Government policy initiatives, legislation and resulting welfare responses to disability will be explored with a particular focus on the lived experience of disability. Disability

This module will explore the broad concepts that underpin human rights, diversity and duty of care. You will focus on the development of social identities and the relationship between diversity, discrimination and oppression. Your research will be based on the

Mental health law is a growing area of law and has its own body of regulatory systems and this module introduces you to the historical developments of mental health law and the provisions for seclusion, restraint, and compulsory treatment of

This module will introduce the legal, procedural and evidential rules relating to criminal evidence from arrest to court. You will study a fictional case study to examine the different types of evidence, the admissibility of evidence, the use of evidence

Mental health law is a growing area of law and has its own body of regulatory systems and this module introduces you to the historical developments of mental health law and the provisions for seclusion, restraint, and compulsory treatment of

This module will introduce the legal, procedural and evidential rules relating to criminal evidence from arrest to court. You will study a fictional case study to examine the different types of evidence, the admissibility of evidence, the use of evidence