Masters Degrees (Deaf)

Overview. MA Deaf Education (with ToD) is taught over two years through a combination of face-to-face and online learning.

This Postgraduate Diploma provides a flexible opportunity for professional development in the area of deaf education. Less intensive than the Masters route (see .

Course overview. Train as a Teacher of the Deaf for deaf children if you are already a qualified teacher. Study on the oldest deaf education course in the UK at a university that has been developing expertise in this area for nearly 100 years.

The master of science degree in secondary education of students who are deaf or hard of hearing prepares students to meet the national need for teachers of secondary students who are deaf or hard of hearing.

This programme approved by the National College for Teaching and Leadership (NCTL) for training teachers of deaf children seeking the Mandatory (MQ) qualification is offered as a distance learning course.

Register your interest now. The specialisation in sign language and deaf studies is unique amongst existing Master's degrees in providing a thorough multidisciplinary introduction to the psychology and linguistics and neuroscience of deafness and sign language.

The master of science in health care interpretation is designed to meet the demand for nationally-certified sign language interpreters who wish to work in health care environments.

Programme description. The MSc Inclusive Education has been designed for graduates who want to make a difference to the lives of children and young people in education.

A professionally-oriented course offering students a wide range of contacts in industry in the UK and abroad. A flexible course that allows students the option to either develop a range of translation skills or focus particularly on those they wish to pursue.

The PGDip in British Sign Language/ English Interpreting and Translation includes theoretically based knowledge of language, linguistics and culture required in order to understand the various client groups’ language choices and interact appropriately with them, and the practical language manipulation skills that are required of competent interpreters.

The M.Sc. in Disability Studies provides students with a deep understanding of disability from social, historical, cultural, economic and political perspectives.

Register your interest now. This MSc is designed to provide first-class training in audiovisual translation and accessibility to the media.

See the department website - https://www.rit.edu/academicaffairs/sois/getting-started/graduate/graduate-degrees-programs. The professional studies program is specifically designed to enable students to create an individualized plan of graduate study tailored to their personal and professional goals.

This course is suitable for audiologists from a wide range of clinical settings who are interested in aural rehabilitation. The course will provide you with further knowledge and skills in adult and paediatric aural rehabilitation to support career development and progression for qualified audiologists.

This course provides the opportunity for you to develop as a thinking practitioner of film-making or television programme-making, someone who is able to innovate while questioning and interrogating existing values and traditions.