Ba hons childhood and youth studies in Edge hill university

This degree is for those who wish to work with children and young people but have not decided upon a specific career pathway. Drawing on a variety of disciplines including sociology, education, psychology, social policy and youth studies, you will explore the social, cultural, political and developmental contexts of childhood and youth from early years through to later childhood and youth. You will develop your interest and understanding of the factors that affect children and young people in today s society, and the changing local, national and global contexts which shape their lives and that of their families and communities.

104-112 UCAS points, For A Level – BCC-BBC Scores. IELTS 6.0, with a score no lower than 5.5 in each individual component. The 12th Standard minimum of 65 %. 

Future career paths include education, training, social work, youth work, probation service, youth justice services, the police force, work in the voluntary sector and international aid work.

15th Jan