MSc Childhood, Youth and Education

You will study three compulsory modules related to i) understanding children and youth, ii) critical perspectives on education and learning, and iii) ethnographic research methods, in addition to your dissertation research. You will also choose from a range of options from across the Division of Anthropology, Development and Geography, which will challenge you further in your critical and comparative understanding of childhood, youth and education. Brunel is well-known for its focus on ethnographic fieldwork. Your research methods training will provide you with the skills to conduct your own ethnographic research anywhere in the world, according to your own research interests. This fieldwork will form the basis of your MSc dissertation. Examples of recent dissertations from students on the MSc Childhood, Youth and Education include: This course can be studied undefined undefined, starting in undefined. Please note that all modules are subject to change. Read more about the structure of postgraduate degrees at Brunel