B.A. Education Studies (Hons)
Bachelor's degree
In Hull
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Bachelor's degree
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Hull
This undergraduate degree,Education Studies (Hons) from The University of Hull has a distinctive focus on employability with work placements in schools and other settings - including the chance to work or study abroad - giving you the chance to apply your theoretical knowledge in practical real-life situations.
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- Education Studies
Course programme
The BA Education Studies programme is built on a framework of social justice, with an emphasis on psychology, sociology and social policy to develop a broad spectrum of knowledge about the subject of education. Throughout the programme will have an opportunity to visit educational settings in both the maintained and special school sectors, alternative provision including museums, galleries and outdoor environments. You will also have the opportunity to work and study abroad during your third year.
Year 1You will explore fundamental themes including human rights and diversity, a historical and political approach to education; studying and learning in Higher Education; learning development, international perspectives of education and ICT in education.
Year 2Your second year comprises an in-depth look at the ways in which children and young people can be supported in their learning, with a specific focus on the use of technology in education. Furthermore, you will examine policies designed to ensure the well-being and safeguarding of children and develop your own understanding and interests in regards to research through different methods. This year also offers an opportunity to study abroad or gain valuable work experience in an alternative educational or industry setting in the UK, as part of the programme.
Year 3In year 3 you have the opportunity to refine your learning further, by selecting from some of the following themes: philosophy and values in education; leadership and management in the childrens workforce; democratic and student-led learning, creativity and innovation in education; informal and non-formal learning in education, assessment and curriculum and an independent research dissertation which focuses on your own particular professional and theoretical interests.
Additionally you will have the opportunity to study towards a Forest School certification, which allows you to facilitate childrens learning experiences in outdoor contexts. Guided Sight training will provide you with certification and practical advice on how to support children and young people with a visual impairment, whilst considering its implications for people with other disabilities
B.A. Education Studies (Hons)