MA Early Childhood

The Early Childhood MA program offered by Liverpool Hope University is a postgraduate course designed for individuals passionate about working with young children from birth to 5 years old. The program seeks to deepen students' understanding and knowledge about the learning process and developmental needs of young children, drawing on a range of disciplines including psychology, sociology, history, and philosophy.Course Content: The program content explores the significance of early childhood from various perspectives including the wide range of services and provisions for young children, the importance of families as partners in the learning process, the rights and voices of the child, current policy and practice, and international perspectives. Key Modules: While the website does not specifically detail the key modules of the course, it mentions that students will complete a dissertation as a significant part of the coursework.Accreditations: The course is taught within Liverpool Hope University, which holds institutional accreditation from several bodies including the Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education.Future Careers: This course prepares students to go onto doctoral research or to leadership roles in early childhood, teaching, health and social care settings. It also opens up possibilities for policy, advocacy roles and to become a more informed practitioner.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page click here.