BA (Hons) Education

The BA Education course from the University of York is a comprehensive degree that explores education from a global perspective, looking at policy, history, and society's influence on educational processes. It's ideal for individuals seeking a future in education or related professions.Course Content: The course content of BA Education is designed to provide you with an in-depth and holistic understanding of education. The first year lays the foundation with sections on global education policies, debates, and practices. The second year builds on your existing knowledge and expands into the fields of psychology and sociology, with a specific focus on diversity and inclusion. The third year allows you to conduct a research project on a subject of your interest, which affords an opportunity to develop your independent learning skills.Key Modules: Key modules within this course include 'Understanding Education', 'Education and the Good Society', and 'Children and Young People’s Worlds'. Optional modules including 'Public Policy', 'Media and Education', 'Multi-cultural Education', 'Special Educational Needs', and 'Diversity, Inclusion and Education' are available as well.Future Careers: Graduates of this course have a diverse range of career paths open to them. These include teaching, education management, public service, social work, and other career paths related to children and young people's welfare. The course also provides a solid foundation for those aspiring to progress to higher levels of academic study.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.