MA Social Sciences (Critical Autism Studies)

at Edge Hill University

Core Modules

• Approaches, Interventions and Supporting Autistic People
• Contemporary Issues in Autism
• Introduction to Critical Autism Studies
• Self-Directed Learning

• You should have a degree equivalent to UK first-class or second-class honours (2:2 or above) in a relevant subject such as social sciences or other human sciences.
• It may be possible to join the course without a degree if you are in full-time employment, have a minimum of five years’ work experience, and can demonstrate evidence of continuing professional development through a portfolio and written statement.
• Applications are particularly welcomed from ‘experts by experience’, including autistic people, as well as their family members or carers.
• An interview will form part of the selection process if you do not meet the degree requirements outlined above.

English language requirements

International students require IELTS 6.5, with a score no lower than 6.0 in each individual component, or an equivalent English language qualification.

Tuition Fees

• International £4,500

By the end of our PGCert Social Sciences (Critical Autism Studies), you’ll be ready to help and work with autistic people.
 

You’ll understand how autistic people interact with the world and others. You’ll be able to think critically about developments in policy and services, as well as act as an advocate for autistic human rights and offer empowering support.
 

With this postgraduate qualification on your CV, you can apply for roles in health and social care settings or in international development. With some additional training, you could pursue a career in teaching, social work or counselling. Alternatively, you could continue your studies with a Masters by Research degree.
 

With this postgraduate qualification on your CV, you can apply for roles in health and social care settings or in international development. With some additional training, you could pursue a career in teaching, social work or counselling. Alternatively, you could continue your studies with a Masters by Research degree.