可选的基础年。如果您想在教育支持和包容领域工作，那么这是理想的学科组合。我们的教育与聋人研究学位可以帮助您了解教育理论，政策和实践，并将其在现实世界中应用于与聋人学习者的教育融合有关的问题。如果您有兴趣在教育环境中工作，这些技能将使您获得与教师角色相关的日常工作经验，并可以作为潜在的职业选择的宝贵见解。
If you are looking to work in the field of educational support and inclusion, then this is an ideal subject combination. Our Deaf Studies and Education degree helps you to gain an understanding of educational theories, policies and practice, and apply these in the real world to issues surrounding the educational inclusion of deaf learners. These skills will then allow you, if you have an interest in working in an educational setting, to gain hands on experience of the day to day tasks associated with the role of a teacher, and can be a valuable insight into a potential career option.The course combines Deaf Studies modules such as history, education, culture, community and language of Deaf people, such as British Sign Language. These are complimented by Education modules, such as those looking at theories of learning, diversity and inclusion in the education system, vulnerable learners, and opportunities to undertake a placement in an educational setting at each stage of your programme.You will study British Sign Language and issues relating to Deaf people, their history, education, culture, community and language, learn aspects of current education policy and provision in England and explore the concept of inclusion in education. There is also the opportunity to gain experience in educational settings of your choice and to obtain credits towards your degree for this experience.Volunteering opportunities are also made available with deaf children. There are Education modules available in each year of your programme where you can attend an educational setting of your choice for one semester, during which students will undertake a range of activities in their placement, varying according to the educational environment and needs of the pupils/ students and teacher/ tutor that they are working with. Typically time spent on placement might involve assisting the teacher with preparation for lessons and tasks, welcoming children into classes, organising resources, listening to children read, assisting individual children on a one to one basis, leading small group work and other supportive activities in the classroom.<br><br>Students have gone onto careers such as: Educational support workers, Communication support in educational settings, Teaching assistants, Primary teaching, Early Years teaching and support, Social work, Working with children and families, and Youth work.There are also opportunities to progress with your studies and undertake post graduate study and research in this area.