BA (Hons) Childhood and Youth Studies with Foundation Year

Course Overview This integrated four-year degree begins with a foundation year that prepares you for undergraduate study by building essential academic and subject-specific skills. The course then delves into the critical study of child development, welfare, and the policies that shape support for young people. It is designed to equip you with the practical knowledge and transferable skills for a successful career across the child protection, social care, and voluntary sectors. Key Program Highlights Integrated foundation year to develop core academic writing, numeracy, and subject knowledge. Explores critical themes in child development, welfare, social policy, and legislation. Strong employability focus with development of transferable skills essential for the workplace. Prepares for diverse careers in public, private, and voluntary sector roles supporting children and families. Provides personalized guidance to select the most appropriate undergraduate pathway for your career goals.