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University College Dublin

Rehabilitation & Disability Studies

MSc Rehabilitation & Disability Studies
Graduate Taught (level 9 nfq, credits 90)
You will develop an understanding of disability and rehabilitation theory, research and practice, both at a national and international level. You will explore the emerging field of disability studies the interdisciplinary and scholarly exploration of all aspects of disability. 

- Draws on international best practice and research
- Designed in cooperation with the disability and research sectors
- Develop your capacity to provide professional services to a range of client groups with disabilities

Entry requirements

You may apply for admission to the Master of Science in Rehabilitation & Disability Studies if you have:

- At least a lower second class honours bachelors degree in a relevant subject

- You are a professional working with an appropriate client group. Voluntary work may be eligible.

Duration

2 years part-time.

Students study a total of seventeen modules over the two-year period, with lectures taking place on Fridays from 9am to 6pm and on six Saturdays during the second year.

Further enquiries

Contact Name: Cathrina Gaffney
Contact Number: +353 (0)1716 8333

Subjects taught

Students complete 90 credits of coursework over two years. To facilitate those working in the disability sector, classes take place on Fridays (9am6pm) and on a number of Saturdays in second year only.

Stage 1 - Option
Skills for Education and Practice
PSY40110
Advanced Rehabilitation Practice
PSY40120
Disability Legislation and Policy
PSY40130
Introduction to Rehabilitation
PSY40480
Rehabilitation Programme Devel
PSY40490
Perspectives on Disability
PSY40500
Applied Research Methods
PSY40540
Managing Health & Social Care
PSY40620
Advanced Disability Studies; physical, sensory, intellectual or developmental
PSY40640
Mental Health and Neurology
PSY40690

Comment

Who should apply?
Part Time option suitable for:
Domestic(EEA) applicants: Yes
International (Non EEA) applicants currently residing outside of the EEA Region. No

MSc in Rehabilitation and Disability Studies was developed for professionals working in the disability area. The course adopts a broad definition of disability and so will be of interest to individuals working in physical/sensory disability, intellectual disability, mental health and related sectors.