Education, Childhood and Culture, BA (Hons)

Childhood represents a critical and compelling phase of life, making UEA’s Education, Childhood, and Culture course an ideal platform for in-depth exploration. Students examine childhood through diverse lenses, including psychological development, transitional spaces, global contexts, and intersections with cultural factors like race, gender, disability, and ethnicity. This approach fosters a nuanced understanding of childhood across various cultures and backgrounds, guided by leading experts from fields such as sociology, psychology, philosophy, art, and mathematics. Participants can tailor the curriculum to their interests, delving into topics like creativity, neuroscience, outdoor learning, AI, and digital technologies.Based in Norwich’s vibrant campus, the course leverages local resources, including educational placements, coastal explorations in Norfolk, and collaborations with museums and galleries. It prepares graduates for careers focused on child support, such as teaching, educational research, government roles, or youth work, with dedicated guidance to navigate future opportunities. Course details may change; verify information at www.uea.ac.uk.