BA (Hons) Childhood and Youth Studies and Sociology

Course Overview This joint honours degree in Childhood and Youth Studies and Sociology provides a powerful lens for understanding the social forces that shape the lives of children and young people in the 21st century. The course integrates sociological analysis of social structures, institutions, and global processes with specialized study of childhood development, rights, and welfare. You will graduate with a critical understanding of the interplay between society and the younger generations within it. Key Program Highlights Gain a dual-perspective by studying two naturally complementary disciplines in a 50/50 split. Explore critical topics from children's rights and social policy to global institutions and identity. Learn from experienced academics and engage with innovative, contemporary research in the field. Option to apply for a transformative ‘Placement Year’ or ‘International Experience Year’ during your studies. Develop a strong foundation for careers in education, social work, policy-making, and community support.