BA (Hons) Education, Childhood and Culture

The BA Education, Childhood, and Culture course at the University of East Anglia prepares students not just to understand and try to improve education and children's lives but also to make an impact on a fast-moving world. Through this course, students will be equipped with the knowledge of education's role in shaping our culture and society and how it conditions children's experiences and life chances.Course Content: The BA Education, Childhood, and Culture course equips students with the knowledge and skills to understand and analyse educational processes, systems, and approaches, and their link to cultural and societal change. The course allows students to explore a range of key issues and challenges confronted by the education system, children, and their families. Key Modules: The course consists of various modules, such as Education, Childhood, and Culture: Social Theory and Practice, Introduction to Children's Literature, Children and Society, Educational Psychology: Theory into Practice, among others. Future Careers: The course serves as the root for various employment sectors. Graduates can aim for careers in teaching, social work, education consultancy, educational psychology, the voluntary sector, local authority work, among others.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.