- My name is Gwadabe Kurawa.
I'm the head of MA Special Education
and Needs, Disability and Inclusion.
This is a one year full-time programme,
which uses blended learning.
As part of this programme,
you'll come to campus for face-to-face
interactive workshop every Thursday.
Prior to this, you will have a weekly online session
where you will be engaged with recorded lectures.
In this particular course you'll be taught
by highly experienced lecturers
who are authors within the field
of special educational needs, disability and inclusion.
As part of this programme, as a Masters programme,
you will start developing your own areas of research,
which means you will look at different areas,
like you look at policies, you look at research,
you look at legislation,
you decide in which area you want to do your own research.
And you'll be, as part of this programme,
which means that since you're doing a dissertation,
you will be allocated a research supervisor.
A research supervisor will help you
in terms of framing your questions
and also to decide which type of method you wanted
to use to collect the data.
You can use quantitative, qualitative, or mixed methods.
We will also help you in terms
of how you are going to present your own findings.
In addition to this,
because we are introducing
a unique opportunity to all student,
we are introducing what you call remote internship
for MA student in special educational needs and disability.
In this remote internship,
you will get an opportunity to work with World Bank,
UNESCO, Unicef, Serve the Children, Plan International.
This particular experience will help you to get
to be considered for full-time job.
So I'm looking forward to seeing you at our Open Day
to answer any of your further questions.