BA (Hons) Education

The Education Studies undergraduate course at the University of Lincoln is designed for individuals who seek to understand the multifaceted nature of education in the contemporary world. It provides students with an engaging and thought-provoking experience to enhance their discernment of education in various contexts.Course Content: The course probes into the role and purpose of education, and delves into various political, philosophical, and sociological perspectives. This interdisciplinary curriculum allows learners to explore wide-ranging aspects of global and special educations systems, covering both early years and adult education.Key Modules: It incorporates modules such as Child and Adolescent Development, Psychology of Education, and Equality and Diversity in Education, etc. Through these modules, learners can shape their study around personal interests, with opportunities to undertake internships, voluntary work, and engage in research projects.Accreditations: While the course information does not specifically mention any accreditations, it does assure that students will have opportunities to engage further with relevant professional bodies throughout their studies.Future Careers: The program aims to equip students with transferable skills for numerous career paths. Graduates of the course can pursue careers in a range of fields including teaching (via a Postgraduate Certificate in Education (PGCE), Further Education (FE), or via School Centred Initial Teacher Training (SCITT), charity sector, educational administration or policy, social services, youth or community work amongst others.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page: Education Studies at University of Lincoln