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Master's Degree in Sensory Integration
MSc - what is it?MSc stands for a Master of Science degree and is a Master’s level postgraduate qualification that requires the production of a longer, investigative written piece (dissertation). This is your key qualification if you wish to practise as an Advanced Sensory Integration Practitioner. After successfully passing all four of the constituent modules, you will gain a Master of Science Degree in Sensory Integration accredited by the UK’s Sheffield Hallam University. Fee: £6,289 Postgraduate Student Loans available for MSc course completed within 4 years. Conditions apply. Completion Period: 3 to 7 years Support: Personal eMentor / Clinical Mentor For more information and to book your place on the MSc in SI, see here. Are you interested in postgraduate student loans? See here. These are the constituent modules: click on each title for more information about the module content, hours, assessment and credits: SI Module 1: Foundations and Neuroscience (30 credits)SI Module 2: Clinical Reasoning in Sensory Integration: Assessment (20 credits)SI Module 3: Clinical Reasoning and Practice in Sensory Integration: Intervention (40 credits)SI Module 4: Advanced Practice (30 credits)SI Module 5: Researching for Practice (15 credits)SI Module 6: Dissertation (45 credits) |
For more information and to book your place on the MSc in SI, see here. |