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Study PGCert Inclusion & Special Educational Needs in Dubai

Study with us in January 2025 and transform lives through inclusive education. Our Postgraduate Certificate (PGCert) in Education (Inclusion and Special Educational Needs) is a part-time programme that equips professionals with the expertise to lead inclusive practices. Accredited by the UAE Ministry of Education, it offers both a global perspective and a focus on the region’s growing demand for specialists in disability and inclusion.

Why study PGCert Inclusion & Special Educational Needs (SEN) in Dubai

  • Receive a Russell Group education in Dubai where you’ll earn a prestigious, globally recognised qualification from a top 100 university. This programme has been accredited by the United Arab Emirates Ministry of Education
  • This course addresses the UAE’s increasing demand for inclusion specialists while simultaneously offering an in-depth understanding of international legislation and strategies for inclusive education.
  • Designed for working professionals, the course is taught via a combination of evening classes and monthly meetings, designed to help you balance your studies with your career commitments.
  • Benefit from a blend of pioneering research and practical applications, preparing you to implement effective strategies and influence inclusive policies in educational settings.
  • Learn alongside a diverse, international community from around the world, allowing you to gain insight into different cultural approaches to inclusive practices and schooling systems.

Employability

Advance your career as an educator and drive meaningful change in global education. This accredited, part-time programme will provide you with specialised skills in curriculum design, pedagogy, and assessment, enabling you to reflect critically on your practice. With a focus on innovative approaches and international perspectives, you'll be prepared to influence educational practices and policies on a global scale. This will result in opening pathways in roles such as inclusion coordinators, special education consultants, and policy advisors.