The BA (Hons) Education at the University of Chichester is designed for aspiring professionals who are passionate about driving positive change within educational settings and beyond. You will explore the complex and ever-evolving landscape of education, from early childhood to adult learning, examining critical issues such as equality, diversity, and global citizenship. This undergraduate degree offers a comprehensive understanding of educational theories and practices, equipping you with the knowledge to analyse societal influences on learning and to advocate for inclusive educational environments. If you are driven to make a tangible difference in people's lives through learning, this course provides a robust academic foundation.
This full-time, on-campus undergraduate degree is studied over three years, offering a dynamic learning experience that integrates theoretical knowledge with practical application. You will engage with modules covering childhood development, learning communities, and the principles of Forest Schools, alongside opportunities for work-based placements in your second and third years. These placements allow you to contextualise your learning and gain invaluable professional experience. You will develop essential skills in research, critical analysis, and collaborative practice, preparing you for diverse career pathways in education, community development, and related fields, or for further postgraduate study.