BA (Hons) Early Years and Childhood Studies
Course Overview
This interdisciplinary course examines the complex factors shaping modern childhood, from societal pressures and policy to diverse developmental theories. You will critically analyze childhood through the lenses of psychology, sociology, and philosophy to understand and positively influence children's futures. The program uniquely offers the opportunity to graduate with both a degree and an Early Years Educator Level 3 qualification.
Key Program Highlights
- Earn an Early Years Educator Level 3 qualification alongside your degree, meeting national Ofqual requirements.
- Gain practical experience through work placements in schools and contributions to real community projects.
- Study childhood through an interdisciplinary curriculum, including psychology, sociology, philosophy, and criminology.
- Learn from experts with practical experience across educational, community, and criminal justice settings.
- Explore critical perspectives on child development, including feminism, queer theory, and socio-cultural theory.
Course Overview
This interdisciplinary course examines the complex factors shaping modern childhood, from societal pressures and policy to diverse developmental theories. You will critically analyze childhood through the lenses of psychology, sociology, and philosophy to understand and positively influence children's futures. The program uniquely offers the opportunity to graduate with both a degree and an Early Years Educator Level 3 qualification.
Key Program Highlights
- Earn an Early Years Educator Level 3 qualification alongside your degree, meeting national Ofqual requirements.
- Gain practical experience through work placements in schools and contributions to real community projects.
- Study childhood through an interdisciplinary curriculum, including psychology, sociology, philosophy, and criminology.
- Learn from experts with practical experience across educational, community, and criminal justice settings.
- Explore critical perspectives on child development, including feminism, queer theory, and socio-cultural theory.
