BA (Hons) Deaf Studies and Social Policy with Foundation Year
Course Overview
This course provides a critical examination of the challenges and strategies for fostering inclusion and social justice within a diverse society. Students will explore key concepts like poverty and government policy, with a particular focus on the experiences of deaf communities. The program is designed to build essential academic, digital, and personal skills, preparing students for successful undergraduate study and future careers.
Key Program Highlights
- Explores real-world challenges to inclusion and social justice in a diverse society
- In-depth case studies on working with diverse groups, including deaf communities
- Develops critical academic and digital literacy skills for higher education
- Builds a robust toolkit for independent learning and effective communication
- Foundation year prepares students for successful progression to a full degree program
Course Overview
This course provides a critical examination of the challenges and strategies for fostering inclusion and social justice within a diverse society. Students will explore key concepts like poverty and government policy, with a particular focus on the experiences of deaf communities. The program is designed to build essential academic, digital, and personal skills, preparing students for successful undergraduate study and future careers.
Key Program Highlights
- Explores real-world challenges to inclusion and social justice in a diverse society
- In-depth case studies on working with diverse groups, including deaf communities
- Develops critical academic and digital literacy skills for higher education
- Builds a robust toolkit for independent learning and effective communication
- Foundation year prepares students for successful progression to a full degree program
