Education with Inclusive Practice
Study Education with Inclusive Practice, and learn how you can bring meaningful changes to educational settings.
of universities in the country for graduates who agree their current activity is 'meaningful'.
Source: GOS 2025
If you’re passionate about inclusive learning environments, this course is for you.
Discover how education intersects with psychology, sociology, policy, globalisation, technology, and social justice. Explore different perspectives on disability and approaches to inclusivity – and learn to develop and lead your own initiatives.
As well as gaining academic knowledge, you’ll build practical experience through volunteering, placements, and community engagement.
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Deputy Head of School Dr Paula Daines explains how our degree course will help you shape the future of education.
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Study at a university with 20 years + experience of training education professionals
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Ranked 13th in the UK for Education (The Guardian University Guide 2025)
Study at an award-winning university
We've received a Gold award for the quality of our education in a UK-wide review of teaching standards. We were also proud to be named Times Higher Education University of the Year 2023.
Careers
Prepare for a meaningful career supporting learning, wellbeing and inclusion across education, care and the community.
Explore how educational systems, policy and practice shape everybody’s lives, focussing closely on equity, diversity and inclusive practice.
You could work in schools or colleges, early years and youth services, educational support, charities, policy and advocacy, or research.
Make a positive social impact and get a strong foundation for further study and professional training in education, social work, psychology and related fields.
Teaching and modules
Future-proof your career in education.
Study Education with Inclusive Practice and explore the nature and role of education in society. You'll also take one inclusivity-specific module each year.
Modules are subject to change and availability, and may vary by location. If you have the choice of optional modules, these are indicated with a *.
- Journey through Life: Stages of Human Development
- Safeguarding and Wellbeing
- Research Foundations
- The Power of Connection: Building Strong Educational Relationships
- Redefining Ability: Perspectives on Disability in Modern Society
- Equity in Education: Understanding Identity and Social Justice
- Ruskin Module
- Learning Theories in Education
- Educational Research Methods
- Education for All: Global Approaches to Inclusive Practice
- Undergraduate Major Project
- Neurodiversity and Inclusion: Strategies for Effective Learning
- Education in the Digital Age: Policy, Theory and Global Trends
- Leadership and Enterprise
- Leading the Way: Inclusive Education in Action
To prepare you for university study, you can take a foundation year at the start of this course. Find out more about foundation years.
- Learning to Learn
- Critical Thinking
- Composition and Style
- Intercultural Studies
- Ethics
- Social Perceptions
- Psychology
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Drew QuayleSenior Lecturer
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Dr Gareth BatesSenior Lecturer
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Dr Paula DainesDeputy Head of School
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Dr Elsa LeeSenior Lecturer
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Natalie CombesSenior Lecturer Practitioner
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Dr Eleni LithariSenior Lecturer
Facilities
Join our community and benefit from our network of primary schools. You'll be able to observe teaching, create lesson plans and develop activities for children.
You can also use extensive library and IT resources, and access support with careers and employability, study skills, health and wellbeing.