BA (Hons) Deaf Studies and Social Policy
Course Overview
This course provides a critical examination of the barriers to full social inclusion, with a dedicated focus on understanding the experiences of deaf communities within a broader diverse society. Students will explore how government policy intersects with concepts of poverty, social justice, and inclusion to shape modern societal challenges. The curriculum is designed to foster critical reflection, digital literacy, and effective communication skills for advocating in interactive, real-world contexts.
Key Program Highlights
- In-depth analysis of inclusion barriers for diverse groups, including deaf communities
- Critical exploration of poverty and social justice in relation to government policy
- Development of practical skills in advocacy and effective communication
- Fosters independent critical thinking and collaborative problem-solving
- Integration of digital literacy for engaging in modern societal debates
Course Overview
This course provides a critical examination of the barriers to full social inclusion, with a dedicated focus on understanding the experiences of deaf communities within a broader diverse society. Students will explore how government policy intersects with concepts of poverty, social justice, and inclusion to shape modern societal challenges. The curriculum is designed to foster critical reflection, digital literacy, and effective communication skills for advocating in interactive, real-world contexts.
Key Program Highlights
- In-depth analysis of inclusion barriers for diverse groups, including deaf communities
- Critical exploration of poverty and social justice in relation to government policy
- Development of practical skills in advocacy and effective communication
- Fosters independent critical thinking and collaborative problem-solving
- Integration of digital literacy for engaging in modern societal debates
