The BSc Childhood Studies with Study Abroad at the University of Bristol offers you a comprehensive exploration of childhood and adolescence, focusing on children from birth to 19 years. This interdisciplinary degree is ideal if you are passionate about understanding the diverse experiences of children within educational, care, justice, and health systems, both nationally and internationally. You will engage with critical issues such as children's rights, development, and social harm, drawing on expertise from psychology, sociology, and law. This programme provides a robust foundation for anyone seeking to make a difference in children's lives.
This full-time, four-year undergraduate degree is studied on campus, blending theoretical knowledge with practical insights. You will delve into sample units like Child and Adolescent Psychology, Children’s Rights, and Therapeutic Work with Children, gaining a deep understanding of key concepts. The curriculum encourages you to consider childhood within broader societal contexts, preparing you for diverse career paths. Graduates typically pursue roles in education, psychology, social work, policy development, and children's advocacy, equipped with a holistic perspective on childhood studies.