Inclusive Practice

Bachelor of Science (Honours)

Course Details

Course Code	LY_VINCL_B
Level	8
Duration	1/2 years
Credits	60
Method of Delivery	Blended
Campus Locations	Donegal – Letterkenny
Mode of Delivery	Full Time, Part Time
Work placement	Yes

How to Apply

How to Apply

Course Overview

This programme is designed for people working across a diverse range of professions including education, health and social care. Inclusive practice extends to all of these disciplines. This programme reflects an interdisciplinary approach, recognising that inclusive practices are relevant across various sectors and preparing graduates to work in diverse settings.

Examination and Assessment

This programme is assessed via 100% continuous assessment, across variety of assessment types (e.g. presentations, essay, reports, blogs, case studies).

On-Campus Attendance Requirement

Mandatory attendance at practical skills training as per the programme delivery schedule.
Full time students will attend the full time programme delivered on-campus Mon-Fri 9.30 -17.30
Blended delivery on a part time basis comprises of up to two weekly evening engagements with weekend on campus workshops. Students can expect two weekend attendance requirements per module.

Progression

On successful completion of this programme students can apply for progression to a Level 9 programme.

Download a prospectus

Undergraduate Prospectus Online, Flexible & Professional Development Prospectus

Entry Requirements

Garda Vetting is a requirement for this programme.

Level 7 in Early Childhood (or equivalent), Health and Social Care (or equivalent) or BSc. in Inclusive Practice for Special Needs Assistance (or equivalent).

Equivalent qualifications and scores from other countries will be assessed and scored by the university.

English Language Requirements will be as determined by ATU and as published in the Access, Transfer and Progression Policy. The current requirements are as follows:

Non-EU applicants who are not English speakers must have a minimum score of 6.5 (with a minimum of 6.0 in each component) in the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) or equivalent. All results must have been achieved within 2 years of application to ATU.
EU applicants who are not English speakers are recommended to have a minimum score of 6.5 (with a minimum of 6.0 in each component) in the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) or equivalent.

Fees

Further information on fees

Careers

Graduates may expect to find opportunities in roles such as:

Advisors on Inclusive Practice
Classroom Assistant
SNA in Primary/Post-Primary setting
Special Schools and ASD classrooms
Assistive Technology Specialist
Life coach/mentor
Educational Consultant
Higher Education Disability Officer
Rehabilitation Specialist
Community Advocate
Disability Support Worker
Healthcare Advocate/Health Promotion
Criminal/Juvenile justice system
Homeless Sector

Further Information

Application Closing Date

This course has closed for applications for September 2025.

Start Date

September 2025

Who Should Apply?

This award is suitable for students with a Level 7 award in a relevant discipline (or equivalent) who wish to work or develop careers in the education, health and social care sectors to provide quality inclusive services for individuals in marginalised groups in an ever-evolving and diverse society.