Psychology and Special Educational Needs, Disability and Inclusion

Embark on a Psychology degree at Lincoln Bishop University and discover the science behind human thought, emotion and behaviour. You will delve into the theories that explain how our minds work and explore their impact on individuals, communities and society as a whole. Our course brings psychology to life, connecting scientific understanding with real-world issues and everyday experiences. You will develop practical skills, critical thinking and the confidence to apply psychological insights in a variety of settings, preparing you for a future where you can make a genuine difference.

Studying Special Educational Needs, Disability and Inclusion (SENDI) at Lincoln Bishop University is a transformative experience. You will explore the opportunities and challenges faced by different groups in society, examining key theoretical perspectives and engaging directly with practice through placements. The course covers a wide range of needs, from cognition and learning to social, emotional, mental health, sensory and communication needs, giving you a comprehensive understanding of both common and complex issues. Along the way, you will be encouraged to reflect on your own beliefs and values, challenge assumptions and become a passionate advocate for inclusion and positive change. This degree equips you with the knowledge, skills and experience to support individuals and communities, and to drive progress in the field of SENDI.

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Assessments in Psychology at Lincoln Bishop University are designed to help you demonstrate your understanding and develop the practical skills needed for a future in the field. At the end of each module, you will encounter a variety of assessment methods, such as portfolios, presentations, creative displays, examinations and laboratory projects. These tasks are tailored to build your confidence and expertise, whether you are showcasing your counselling skills in the Introduction to Psychological Therapies module or engaging in a lively group debate in Personality and Individual Differences. Each assessment is an opportunity to strengthen your critical thinking and analytical abilities, qualities that are highly valued in psychology.

In Special Educational Needs, Disability and Inclusion (SENDI), your first year is all about helping you settle in and develop your academic skills. You will receive detailed feedback and clear targets to support your progress. The course uses a diverse range of assessments, including coursework portfolios, group discussions, multimedia presentations, individual projects, essays and a timed assessment in your final year. These varied approaches allow you to demonstrate your knowledge and creativity in different ways. There is even the exciting possibility of having your dissertation research published, giving you the chance to make a real impact in the field before you graduate.

Professionally accredited courses provide industry-wide recognition of the quality of your qualification.

• British Psychological Society