BA (Hons) Childhood and Youth Studies

Course Overview This dynamic, multidisciplinary degree examines the lives of children and young people as social actors in the 21st century, exploring the cultural, social, and political shifts that shape their experiences. It is designed to produce well-qualified specialists for a wide range of careers, including teaching, social work, and counselling, by combining rigorous academic study with practical, real-world application. The course offers a unique, multi-perspective approach taught by experts from psychology, sociology, education, and health. Key Program Highlights Multidisciplinary curriculum exploring psychological, sociological, and educational perspectives on childhood and youth. Practical experience through placements and opportunities to work directly with employers and service providers. Final year major research project to develop deep expertise in a chosen area of interest. Opportunities for international study, conference presentations, and learning from guest speakers. Pathways designed to lead to impactful careers in teaching, social work, counselling, and law.