Universal Design for Learning - Sligo
Explore neuro-educational research and inclusive practices through this part-time Master's programme.
Best for:Best for educators and professionals seeking expertise in inclusive education and Universal Design for Learning.
Overview
This part-time Master's programme examines neuro-educational research related to Universal Design for Learning (UDL) and its implementation across diverse contexts. Run by ATU Sligo Campus, the curriculum critically evaluates UDL as a support for educational inclusion and access. Students work alongside subject-matter experts and co-supervisors specializing in inclusive teaching practice to complete a comprehensive research project. The course is delivered entirely online with no on-campus attendance requirements.
What you'll do
- Examine neuro-educational research and evidence regarding human learning processes
- Explore practical UDL implementation strategies across various educational contexts
- Critically evaluate UDL practices in supporting inclusion and access
- Conduct an independent Master's research project and dissertation over a 30-week semester structure
- Collaborate weekly with subject-matter and co-supervisors for project guidance
Requirements
Degree required: Honours degree (Level 8) with a 2:2 or higher, or successful completion of the Postgraduate Certificate in Universal Design for Learning for master's progression
Degree offered: Master's (Level 9 NFQ)
Language: English
Instruction: English
- Prior academic background at Level 8 honours degree level with a 2:2 grade or higher
- Successful completion of prerequisite postgraduate certificate coursework if applicable
- Engagement with neuro-educational literature and inclusion principles
- Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) is accepted
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Applications open twice a year in October for January starts and February for September starts. Interested candidates should review individual course webpages for closing dates and submit their applications through the official ATU application portal.
- Transcripts of previous qualifications
- Proof of prior learning if applicable
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