Bachelor of Arts (Honours) - Childhood Studies

If one desires a career that benefits children, it is crucial to acquire a true understanding of the issues affecting them. On the course provided, individuals will gain a comprehensive whole-child perspective, spanning from pre-birth to early adulthood.

Participants will engage in professional project work through innovative, child-focused placements, such as collaborating with a children's charity, educational organization, national company, a children's business, or a relevant community setting. They will cultivate a profound comprehension of the influences on children and social rights issues, providing them with the necessary foundation to pursue a career involving children, ranging from teaching to community development work.

Childhood and children's lives are analyzed from various viewpoints. The experiences of children in different contexts, both national and global, are explored. The faculty members come from diverse professional backgrounds, enriching the course with depth and breadth, and participants are encouraged to collaborate with peers to delve into questions and issues together.