BA (Hons) Early Childhood Studies with Psychology 

The BA (Hons) Early Childhood Studies with Psychology course offered by the University of Portsmouth is designed for students interested in child development, particularly in relation to psychology. This course not only explores the various stages of early childhood life but also delves into the psychological aspects influencing this process. It offers a comprehensive understanding of the social, legal and scientific concepts surrounding early childhood. Course Content: The course covers a variety of topics including how children learn and communicate, the realities of parenting and how society perceives childhood. You'll also explore the laws designed to protect children, alongside modules on aspects of human emotion and behaviour. Combining aspects of sociology, psychology and health modules create a comprehensive understanding of early childhood development.Key Modules: Some of the significant topics covered in the modules include Children’s Learning and Development, Emotional and Social Development in Early Years, and Children & the Law. Also included are Understanding Social Science, Research in the Real World, Making Sense of Society and more. Accreditations: This course is regulated by the Office for Students (OfS) and the University of Portsmouth is an OfS registered provider.Future Careers: The graduates are well prepared for a career in early year’s teaching, child psychotherapy, counselling and play therapy. Graduates also have the opportunity to explore roles in social and community service management or even become a children's nurse or health visitor. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.