B.A. Community and Youth Work Studies (Hons)

The University of Hull

Bachelor's degree

In Hull

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  • Type

    Bachelor's degree

  • Location

    Hull

The popular Community and Youth Work Studies degree is accredited by the National Youth Agency, giving you the nationally recognised Joint Negotiating Committee professional qualification in youth work. Scoring exceptionally high for satisfaction, with 98% of our students saying they were happy with the overall quality of their course; whats more, 100% said our staff made studying the subject interesting.

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Hull (East Riding of Yorkshire)
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Cottingham Road, HU6 7RX

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About this course

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Course programme

Course Content

You study a range of modules over your three years (five years part-time) including:

  • Critical Health Issues
  • Youth Culture, Youth Policy and Youth Work Practice
  • Youth Justice
  • Community Development in a Global Context.

Alongside taught modules, there are professional practice placements in each year of study. These placements meet the National Occupational Standards for Youth Work in England (2012).

A range of teaching methods are adopted including lectures, group work and interactive sessions. Assessment is continuous throughout the programme, with no formal examinations. Those wishing to ‘top-up’ their Diploma in Community and Youth Work to an Honours degree can do so by completing the Honours stage of the course (Level 6) either full-time over one year or part-time over a year and a half.

If you already have another BA degree, you can become a qualified youth worker by studying our Masters in Community and Youth Work Studies.

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B.A. Community and Youth Work Studies (Hons)

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