Following the launch of its Adult Continuing Education
(ACE) courses in Waterford
last year, UCC is delighted to introduce its Diploma in Disability Studies at
the NAS Training Centre.
ACE at University College Cork is the longest
established dedicated centre for adult and lifelong learning in the Irish University
system. Over the past several decades
ACE has developed a strong tradition of delivering renowned university
accredited Continuing Professional Development and Executive Education courses
in a wide range of disciplines.
The Diploma in Disability Studies is a two year part
time level 7 programme and is designed for those who live, work, care or
volunteer in the area of disability. Disability Studies is a vibrant area of
study, developed over the past 40 years by disabled academics. It challenges the way in which disability is understood in our
society by developing new research and educational models. These help to remove
the physical, legal, political and attitudinal barriers that exclude people
from society.
The Diploma
in Disability Studies will help students to develop their critical awareness of
the factors operating in the world of disability, to become aware of the ways
in which different issues overlap and to explore ways of working around these.
ACE Co-ordinator and Waterford
native, Ms. Lyndsey El Amoud, who spearheaded the introduction of the UCC
accredited courses to Waterford said, “ACE at
UCC is delighted to be able to introduce such a practical and informative
course to Waterford
and the South East.”
The course will be held in the NAS Training Centre, in the Cleaboy Business Park. Since opening its doors in Waterford
in 2006, the NAS Training Centre has earned a reputation for excellence in
providing a wide range of training courses and programmes set in a centrally
located state of the art facility.
Applications will be accepted
until Friday, 31st January 2014.
For further information on
the Diploma in Disability Studies in Waterford,
visit www.ucc.ie/en/ace-dds/ or
contact Lyndsey El Amoud at 021-4904700 or l.elamoud@ucc.ie.
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