Psychology of Disability

BSPY235 - Psychology of Disability

Credits: 3

This course examines the psychological, social, and emotional aspects of disabilities, focusing on how individuals experience disability and how society perceives and interacts with them. Students will explore disability identity, stigma, adaptation, and accessibility through psychological theories, case studies, and real-world applications. The course also addresses the intersection of disability with mental health, education, employment, and policy. By engaging with multimedia resources, guest speakers, and interactive assignments, students will develop a deeper understanding of disability rights, advocacy, and psychological interventions that support inclusivity.