Are you curious about why individuals learn differently, the barriers to learning, and how education influences childhood development and societal policies? The BA in Education Studies with a Sociology pathway is an excellent choice for those intrigued by the sociological aspects of learning, offering flexible career opportunities. This degree explores the philosophical foundations of education, political policy implications, and the dynamic relationship between people and society, drawing on current departmental research. Students can tailor their studies through various pathways, including psychology or geography, preparing them for diverse roles in teaching, research, publishing, policy, and beyond.In the first year, core modules introduce key educational theorists, contemporary issues, societal transitions, and classical sociological theory. Optional modules may cover topics like special educational needs or international education. Assessment includes essays, portfolios, presentations, and a 12,000-word dissertation, which constitutes one-third of final-year marks.
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