The BA (Hons) Education with Foundation Year at the University of Chichester is designed for aspiring educators and changemakers who wish to deeply understand the principles and practices of education across diverse contexts. You will explore how education, learning, and thinking shape human development, from childhood to adulthood, and critically examine issues of equality, diversity, and inclusion within educational settings. This undergraduate degree provides a comprehensive foundation for those passionate about making a significant difference in people's lives through learning, preparing you for a variety of roles within the education sector and beyond.
This full-time, on-campus programme is studied over four years, beginning with an integrated foundation year to build your academic skills and confidence. Throughout your studies, you will engage with topics such as comparative education, global citizenship, creativity, and special educational needs, often through community-based learning and work-based placements in your second and third years. You will develop your research, analytical, and problem-solving abilities, graduating with a robust understanding of educational theory and practice, ready to pursue careers in teaching, educational policy, community development, or further postgraduate study.