The BA (Hons) Education at the University of Bedfordshire offers you a comprehensive exploration into the multifaceted world of education, designed for those passionate about understanding how individuals learn and develop throughout their lives. This degree delves into the history, sociology, psychology, and philosophy of education, examining contemporary issues and debates within the field. You will gain critical insights into education's role in modern society, preparing you for a variety of impactful career paths. This undergraduate programme is ideal for aspiring educators, policymakers, and researchers seeking a robust academic foundation.
This full-time, on-campus undergraduate degree is studied over four years, providing an immersive learning experience. Throughout your studies, you will engage with a diverse range of modules, including 'Narratives of Childhood', 'Psychology of Adolescence', and 'The Inclusive Society', alongside practical topics like 'Safeguarding & Child Protection'. You will develop your analytical and research skills, culminating in a significant independent project. Graduates from the University of Bedfordshire's BA (Hons) Education are well-prepared for further study or for careers in educational settings, social care, and policy development.