MSc Education (Inclusive Education)

University of Bristol

Develop a critical understanding of special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), inclusive education roles, and educational equity across global contexts. This pathway equips graduates to analyse and challenge structural, policy, and practice-based barriers to participation, preparing them for work across education systems, policy, and advocacy settings with a focus on inclusive practice, widening participation, and social justice. Study MSc Education at the University of Bristol and shape the future of education in a global, digital world. The MSc Education at the University of Bristol is a one-year full-time or two or three year part-time, internationally recognised master’s degree in education designed for ambitious graduates who want to specialise, upskill, and accelerate their careers in education and related fields worldwide. Combining world-leading research, applied learning, and flexible interdisciplinary study, the programme equips students with the knowledge and skills needed to respond to rapid global change in education systems including digital transformation, AI in education, internationalisation, education policy reform, and growing demand for inclusive and high-quality education.

School of Education