Course summary

Overview Childhood is a crucial stage of life and a fascinating area of study. On our BA in Education, Childhood and Culture course, you’ll explore childhood from multiple perspectives, including psychology, developmental stages, spaces of transition and change, and global childhoods. You’ll examine how childhood intersects with cultural issues such as race, gender, disability, and ethnicity, gaining a deep critical understanding of childhood across diverse cultures and backgrounds. At UEA, you’ll learn from leading experts and practitioners across a range of disciplines, including sociology, psychology, philosophy, art, mathematics, and more. Our diverse team will challenge and inspire you, helping you explore what education and childhood mean to you. You’ll have the freedom to tailor your studies to your passions and interests, exploring topics such as art and creativity, the human brain, nature and outdoor learning, AI and digital technology, and much more. Studying on our vibrant campus in the heart of Norwich, you'll have access to our state-of-the-art facilities and take advantage of our strong connections to the local community. You’ll gain hands-on experience through placements in educational settings, and hear from local practitioners, gaining valuable real-world insights. You can also explore the stunning Norfolk coast and fens and take inspiration from renowned museums and galleries like the Sainsbury Centre. You’ll be supported in pursuing a wide range of career pathways through our strong links to teaching training, including PGCEs, as well as opportunities in educational research, the government, charity sector, or youth work. Education opens doors to countless possibilities, and our dedicated team will work closely with you to help unlock your next steps. Disclaimer Course details are subject to change. You should always confirm the details on the provider's website: www.uea.ac.uk