The BA (Hons) Education Studies with Foundation Year at Canterbury Christ Church University is your gateway to understanding the profound impact of education across diverse global contexts. You will explore critical issues such as gender equality, social justice, sustainability, and the influence of artificial intelligence, drawing on perspectives from psychology, sociology, philosophy, and more. This undergraduate degree is designed for those eager to critically examine educational systems and their societal roles, equipping you with the analytical skills to navigate complex contemporary debates and understand the lifelong journey of learning.
This full-time, on-campus programme spans four years, including a foundational year to build your academic and communication skills. Throughout your studies, you will engage with modules covering essential topics like research methods, digital literacy, and personal development, alongside in-depth explorations of educational theory and practice. You will have opportunities to reflect on your own learning, engage with real-world scenarios through simulated employer collaborations, and potentially undertake a specialist dissertation in your final year, preparing you for a variety of professional pathways in education and beyond.