Disability and Society (SPE1008) is a 15 ECTS course in the spring semester on Bachelor level. An oral exam finalizes the course.
To view possible course combinations, view "About the course".
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Disability and Society (SPE1008) is a 15 ECTS course in the spring semester on Bachelor level. An oral exam finalizes the course.
To view possible course combinations, view "About the course".
This course provides an introduction to how disability has been defined in various historical periods and presents different theoretical approaches to disability (medical, relational, social, administrative, post-modern). It will focus on social ideologies, structural forces, power, cultural systems, and societal arrangements that have shaped the meaning and experience of disability.
One year or 60 ECTS credits of studies within the field of pedagogics or social sciences.
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It is not possible to combine the course with other courses.
The course schedule will be published after:
To view the course material for SPE1008 Disability and Society, please search here. Do notice that the overview might not be available until a few weeks before the official semester start.
An Orientation Week is arranged in the first week of the spring semester. Most lectures are expected to begin the same week.
The course is available only for students coming from our partner institutions. Contact the International Coordinator at your home institution to find out if you are eligible for exchange studies at Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences (INN University). Please notice that applications can be submitted for one campus only.