Online Applied Psychology Intellectual Disabilities Degree :: Accredited Universities

The term 'intellectual disabilities' is used interchangeably with 'learning disability' to describe those who have significant problems with learning and who need support with many aspects of life.

This well-established course aims to enhance knowledge and skills of graduates and experienced practitioners wishing to develop their understanding of people with learning disabilities.

On this course you can:

Be taught by academics who are active researchers in learning disability
Participate in live web-based chat forums, e-conferencing, and individual tutorials, to discuss your work with lecturers and with other students
Tap into the Library’s vast selection of electronic resources or access library facilities and borrow books locally via the SCOLNUL scheme

Entry Requirements

A good honours degree or equivalent. Applicants with a professional qualification not at degree level may be accepted - each application is considered on an individual basis according to academic qualifications as well as professional qualifications and experience.
English language proficiency at a minimum of IELTS band 6.5 with no component score below 6.0.

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When it comes to making a lasting difference in people’s lives, few fields offer more opportunities than psychology. So what can you do with a BA in Psychology? From case managers and community service managers to rehabilitation specialists and psychiatric technicians, a variety of possibilities await those who hold a psychology bachelor’s degree. Career prospects for many positions in this field are red-hot. For example, employment of social and community service managers is expected to grow by 27 percent through 2020, according to the U.S. Department of Labor. Whether you plan to pursue one of these positions or continue study at the graduate level, New England College is a great place to start your journey.

What You’ll Learn
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Theoretical approaches to counseling and therapy, as well as the skills of communication, listening and empathy

Various research strategies/methodologies used by psychologists and other social scientists

How physical environment influences social and psychological behavior in housing, schools, office and institutional settings

Ways that models of racial and gender identity development are applied in psychological contexts such as clinical counseling

Causes, symptoms, definition and treatments of psychological disorders

How to evaluate/assess intellectual levels, possible learning disabilities, aptitude, achievement and various aspects of personality

Entry Requirements

Any student with a regionally accredited or state-approved high school diploma or a high school equivalency (GED) may apply.

Students must take a minimum of the last 30 of the required credit hours with the college in order to graduate with a bachelor’s degree.

International Applicants
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TOEFL score above 550. If you score between 450 and 549, you are eligible for Admission with ESL.

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