The BSc (Hons) Childhood Development at the University of South Wales is crafted for those fascinated by the complexities of child and adolescent growth, behaviour, and well-being. You will delve into the historical, conceptual, and policy-driven issues that shape young lives, exploring influences from cognitive and biological factors to social and emotional development. This degree is ideal if you possess a keen interest in understanding the diverse needs of children and young people and are eager to develop the foundational knowledge required for a career dedicated to their support and advancement.
This full-time, on-campus undergraduate programme, studied over three years, will immerse you in a rich curriculum covering therapeutic interventions, professional practice, and critical perspectives on childhood. You will engage with practical skills in behaviour analysis and research methodologies, culminating in an independent practical project in your final year. The University of South Wales provides opportunities for clinical experience and professional development, ensuring you graduate with the confidence and practical insights needed for roles in education, social care, and youth support services.