BA (Hons) Children and Early Childhood

Course Overview This foundation year course provides an interdisciplinary introduction to the study of children and families, preparing you for a wide range of professions or further study. The curriculum is intellectually stimulating, drawing on contemporary research in sociology, psychology, education, and policy to ensure your knowledge is current and relevant. You will develop the theoretical, practical, and reflective skills necessary for effective practice when working with young children, parents, and multi-disciplinary services. Key Program Highlights Prepares for diverse careers in child protection, educational settings, parent support, and further study in teaching or social work Interdisciplinary curriculum grounded in contemporary research across sociology, psychology, health, and policy Focus on key areas including child development, behavioral assessment, and comparative international studies Learn from an experienced teaching team who are active researchers in early literacy, poverty, and pedagogy Develops critical reflective and practical skills for leading good practice in early years services