MA Childhood Studies

The MA Childhood Studies course offered by the University of Suffolk is a detailed and comprehensive course that takes a multidisciplinary approach to study the lives and well-being of children and young people. By equipping students with a unique understanding of the theoretical and policy contexts, the course is designed to challenge and shape the practice and perceptions about childhood.Course Content: The course delves into various aspects of childhood such as the sociological, psychological, historical, and professional perspectives. It provides a strong understanding of critical issues affecting children such as legislation, ethics, global childhoods, and principles of research in childhood.Key Modules: The course is comprised of the following modules, a central component of which is a research piece - 'Research in Childhood (Postgraduate)', 'Global Childhoods and Young People', and 'Child and Youth Policy Analysis'. An additional optional module available which can be chosen from a range - 'Children and Young People's Mental Health: A Socio-Cultural Perspective', 'Theory and Practice of Play', and 'Understanding Trauma in Education'.Accreditations: The University of Suffolk is officially recognised by the British Government's Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education, ensuring that the MA Childhood Studies course meets appropriate standards.Future Careers: The course provides a perfect foundation for those looking to enhance their career in a range of fields including early years’ education, social work, policing, nursing, academia, and related roles which work with children.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.