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BA Education Studies
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Objectives
This course is designed for you if you have an academic interest in education, but who do not necessarily (at the moment) wish to enter teaching. Education Studies introduces learners to the range of disciplines that have been used to make sense of educational relations. You will encounter perspectives deriving from sociology, history, psychology and philosophy as well as those rooted in policy studies, cultural studies and feminism. Educational processes are understood in their broadest sense and encompass all sectors of education, formal and informal as well as engaging with cultural, social and political issues.
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Entry requirements
Entry Requirements
You need to have a combination totalling not less than 200 points, including a minimum of two 6-unit awards or one 12-unit award. GCSE grade C, or equivalent, in English is essential. Whilst it is neither necessary nor likely that you will have studied education before, it is important that you have a strong interest in the subject.
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Academic title
BA Education Studies
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Course description
Course Structure
You will study six modules in Year 1 and 2 and five in Year 3. One of the modules in Year 3 is a dissertation equivalent to two other modules. This enables you to explore in detail an area within education studies which interests you personally. Year 1 offers an introduction to education studies. In year 3 you study a particular aspect of eductaion in depth and work on your dissertation, drawing upon previous years study.
Year 1 Introduction to Education Studies
Introduction to Education Studies
Introduction to the Psychology of Education
Education and Society
From Gentling the Masses to Lifelong Learning
Values in Education
Study Skills and Academic Support
Year 2 (six to be taken)
Education and the Media
The Psychology of Learning
Researching Education (compulsory)
Independent Study
Curriculum Issues and Ideologies
The Philosophy of Education
Politics of Inclusive Education
Multi-cultural Education
Year 3 (five to be taken including Dissertation)
Education and Social Justice
The State, Education and Social Policy
Popular Culture in Education
Dissertation (compulsory double module)
Independent Study
Comparative Education
Ethics, Power and Practice
Please note that the programme is currently under development and therefore subject to change.
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