Inclusive Education

Entry requirements

We welcome Scottish, UK and international students and consider all applicants on an individual basis.

• You must satisfy the specific admission requirements for Masters courses offered by UWS and should normally hold an undergraduate degree in a related discipline.

Don’t worry if your qualifications are not listed here, we take a range of factors into account when assessing your application and are happy to consider other alternative combinations of qualifications and experience

Months of entry

January, September

Course content

The UWS Masters course in Inclusive Education is a part-time qualification and is ideal if you are a teacher or a professional teaching and/or supporting learning in a mainstream school or other inclusive educational setting.

With increasing diversity in society being reflected in the classroom, where children and young people from diverse backgrounds and with diverse abilities and needs learn together, we believe that it is becoming progressively more important that teachers and other professionals working in mainstream schools or other inclusive educational settings develop appropriate responses to diversity.

Through our Masters' course, we will support you as you strive to make all learners feel included, and to provide for them learning experiences that are relevant and accessible.

Information for international students

Please find details of the English language requirements on the course page.

Fees and funding

If you are applying with an EU or non-EU qualification, please check our Postgraduate Entry Requirements page which gives more information about country-specific entry requirements.

Qualification and course duration

MEd