Education, Culture and Childhood, BA (Hons)

This degree is one of the few in the country that integrates education and childhood studies, equipping students for diverse careers in education and children's services. It offers a comprehensive 360-degree perspective on educational theory, policy, practice, and culture, drawing from philosophical, psychological, sociological, and historical viewpoints. Students explore key issues in child development and psychology, while gaining practical experience through work placements in year two, such as in primary schools, early intervention services, or specialized centers.In later years, the program allows customization with topics like educational psychology, sociology of education, and digital cultures, alongside training in research methods and projects. Supported by internationally recognized faculty, graduates emerge with sought-after skills for roles in education, social care, and youth studies. Benefits include dedicated placement assistance, personalized learning with no final exams, and a student-centered environment that fosters growth and community.