Youth work degree courses

... the broad range of human services. For applicants who left school or further education without the normal qualifications for entry to higher education, but whose work experience and other attributes give the University confidence in your ability to complete a degree. There are probably many reasons...

... list of OPTIONAL modules: Prisons and Punishment Youth Crime and Justice Health Psychology Occupational Health Psychology Educational Psychology... Learn about: Forensic Psychology, Lifespan Psychology, Criminological Theory...

... and is a programme that will immerse you in a range of relevant themes. Through innovative practical and theoretical delivery the degree will equip you with the skills, knowledge and understanding to work confidently and effectively in the fields of physical education, children’s physical activity and health... Learn about: Physical Education, Physical activity, School Sport Teaching...

... in early 2017. Our team has been working closely with the Ministry of Justice and Central Government to ensure students are involved in its progress on an academic level. It is vital to us that our students are fully prepared for the world of work upon graduating. This is why the programme covers a mixture... Learn about: IT Development, Skills and Training, Forensic Psychology...

...To enable students with relevant work experience to acquire a degree that will enhance their prospects of a professional career in the human services. To enable students to acquire core conceptual and empirical knowledge of the wide range of subjects covered in applied social studies. To provide...

... justice system work? Why do some people abuse others? How do the victims of the abuse cope with their experiences? Why people from different social, racial and ethnic backgrounds are reported to be more likely to commit, and become victims of crimes? How we can improve the relationships between young... Learn about: Criminological Research, Criminological Theory, IT Law...

...Fact file Length 2 years full- time (including 'Twilight' options), supported by work- based learning (subject to validation). Entry requirements A2 level, or equivalent Level 3 qualifications, plus GCSE English Language at grade C, or above (or equivalent). Places are offered subject...

... to broaden the range of people who study with us, and offer a system to convert your prior learning in work or volunteering into university credit. Those who have completed an appropriate Foundation degree can do the final year of this course and gain a full honours degree. Distance Learning Brochure...

..., particularly within the context of the family and early years settings. You will study: Child and Youth Development Perspectives of Early Childhood Health... Learn about: Early Years, IT Development...

... Psychology Cross-Cultural Psychology Cybercrime Youth Justice Please note that the modules listed are indicative and may be subject to change. Assessments... Learn about: Developmental psychology, Criminal Justice System, Criminology & Psychology...

... in Modern Britain:Development, Issues and Politics Social Research Methods Welfare in Modern Britain The Sociology of Work Race and Racism Popular Culture...

... Acquisition EDUC11971 20 Mandatory Exploring Language 2 : Grammar EDUC11982 10 Mandatory Youth Work and Community Development and Informal Learning EDUC21752... Learn about: Communication Training, English Language...

... three of the following modules: CRI2020 Youth Justice 1 (20 credits) CRI2021 Youth Justice 2 (20 credits) CRI2023 'Race', Crime and Criminology... Learn about: Crime Science, Criminological Theory...

... considering employment within the criminal justice system. Students interested in the social care and welfare professions of social work, mental health, youth...

... minimum of 6 months experience of working with children or young people (this can be cumulative) and you should be working in a child/youth related setting in a paid or voluntary basis for at least fifteen hours a week. Places are offered subject to a satisfactory Disclosure and Barring Service...

... in youth and community work and health related areas e.g. dramatherapy. Others further pursue their interest in theatre making and performance, e.g. theatre...

...) CRI2223 Generating Reputations (20 credits) You will select one of the following modules: CRI2020 Youth Justice 1 (20 credits) CRI2023 'Race', Crime... Learn about: IT Law, Family Law, Public Law...

... and Youth Services, the Health Services, Uniformed Services, Private Training and large organisations with their own training departments. The sector also includes provision for 14-to-16 year olds in some subjects. Getting a place... Learn about: Part Time, Skills and Training...

...The BA (Hons) Supporting Young People will build on your work for the Foundation degree, although the flavour of the course reflects the higher level...

... in units offered by the Psychology department. In your first year, you will study this programme: Child and Youth Development The Young Child in the Family... Learn about: IT Development...