Course Modules

This module will support your transition into a university undergraduate degree programme. You will focus on developing academic and professional skills and be encouraged to reflect on and plan you own personal development. You are provided with a range of […]

This module will support your transition into a university undergraduate degree programme. You will focus on developing academic and professional skills and be encouraged to reflect on and plan you own personal development. You are provided with a range of

Compulsory module This module will enable you to investigate, both academically and practically, how innovative technologies can be used in learning and teaching in a wide variety of mainstream and specialist educational settings.

In order to broaden your knowledge and understanding of a range of educational contexts, and to develop insights beyond the classroom you will undertake a placement experience in an education setting of your choice. Such placements might for example, include

Compulsory module The module will explore research approaches and design through a series of seminar sessions. You will also receive tutorial support from a designated tutor, who, at key points, will provide formative assessment. Most of the learning will be

Optional module – SEND specialism This module investigates the importance of good social, emotional and mental health for children, young people and into adulthood. You will examine the current climate of children’s mental health in the UK within a global

Optional module – Education specialism This module aims to examine contexts in which teachers develop their skills, confidence, and ethos in their professional world. To do so, it aims to engage you in reviewing your own education experience while exploring

Optional module – International Education specialism This module provides the opportunity to explore the topic from an early childhood education perspective both globally and locally. You will explore current themes and discourse to develop an understanding of early education in

Optional module – Education specialism This module examines key themes that traditionally underpin western moral philosophy, including: utilitarianism duty-based theories relativism absolutism rights theory and pluralism. You will explore how the underpinning concepts of western ethical thought have developed historically

Optional module – SEND specialism This module allows you to examine the history of disability rights, the implications of the SEND Code of Practice, and the various contemporary definitions of “disability”. You will also consider the role of critical writings