Master of Disability and Inclusion Studies

Program Available at Hamilton Campus

This program is known for its grounding in a social justice model of inclusive community and educational practice and is relevant for a variety of professionals working in community organizations and schools, and those concerned with disability advocacy and rights.

 

Studying the Master of Disability and Inclusion Studies (MDInS) you'll gain a stronger understanding of social life and the differences between us, and challenge current approaches used in the education sector and beyond.

The programs take on an interdisciplinary approach that draws from education, psychology, and social science.

As a graduate, you'll demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of concepts, issues, and debates in the area of disability studies, particularly in your own research. Thinking critically and creatively, you will evaluate current issues, research, and advanced scholarship in the field of disability studies and work proactively to develop professional relationships with others in the field.