Inclusive Education University of Greater Manchester

Overview

This Inclusive Education program at University of Greater Manchester is particularly suited to those who wish to deepen their understanding of inclusive practices, critically engage with national and international education policies, and develop strategies to support learners with diverse needs.

Key Features

Whether you are working in mainstream or specialist education, early years, further or higher education, or in policy and advisory roles, this programme provides the knowledge and skills to lead inclusive change and advocate for social justice in education.

Career Opportunities

The MA in Inclusive Education can open up a wide range of career opportunities for graduates who are committed to creating equitable and supportive learning environments.

By the end of the course, we anticipate that you will have developed reflective and critical capabilities, alongside the necessary knowledge and skills to respond to a variety of educational challenges within your organisation. As a graduate of a master’s degree from the University of Greater Manchester, you will also possess a number of career-enhancing skills, such as interpersonal skills, research skills, oral and written skills, and the ability to work independently.

• What can I do with this qualification?

Graduates of the MA in Inclusive Education are well-prepared for roles that focus on promoting inclusion, equity, and diversity across educational and community settings. Career opportunities include positions such as Special Educational Needs Coordinator (SENCO), Inclusion Manager, Educational Consultant, or Learning Support Specialist.

The course also supports progression into leadership roles within schools, local authorities, and non-profit organisations, as well as advisory positions in government or international education bodies. Additionally, graduates may pursue further academic research or doctoral study, contributing to policy development and inclusive education practices on a broader scale.

• Alternative career options

• Educational charity work

• Educational policy

• Quality and inspection

• Training

• Lecturing

• Social Work

• Educational consultancy

• Local government