BA (Hons)
The BA (Hons) Education Studies equips you with the knowledge and skills to work in various educational roles, whether you're new to the field or an experienced practitioner seeking career growth. The course explores key topics such as social justice, education policy, diversity, inclusion, and contemporary issues affecting children and young people—like climate change, mental health, fake news, social media, and the impact of Covid-19. You'll examine teaching and learning from multiple perspectives.
Entry requirements
Student Admissions Requirements for Bachelor Program
- A'level (a minimum of 3 subjects with grade C) or equivalent exams such as IB and AP.
- Grade-12 Matriculation Exam Results (Minimum Grade requirement of C)
- IGCSE O level or GED (Required to complete a four-month Foundation program)
- 3.0 out of 4.0 GPA from Accredited International School
- English Proficiency IELTS 6 (Students without an English proficiency certificate may take an approved English proficiency test at WisdomC College, recognized by the University of Wolverhampton)
- Two letters of recommendation
Modules
- 4ED011Great Minds on EducationLevel 4
- 4ED014Fake News: Debunking Myths in EducationLevel 4
- 4CF005Safeguarding and Multi-Agency PerspectivesLevel 4
- 4ED002Education and Social JusticeLevel 4
- 4ED001Education in EuropeLevel 4
- 4SN005Introduction to Disability, Diversity, and InclusionLevel 4
- 5ED016Contemporary issues in EducationLevel 5
- 5ED003The Psychology of Educational AchievementsLevel 5
- 5CF017Young Lives, Parenting and FamiliesLevel 5
- 5ED002Becoming a ResearcherLevel 5
- 5ED004Enhancing Professional Practice on PlacementLevel 5
- 5ED017Teaching and Learning in the ClassroomLevel 5
- 6ED015Dissertation (year-long)Level 6
- 6ED002Policy and Practice of Learning and TeachingLevel 6
- 6CF003Tackling Inequalities in Children, Young People, and their FamiliesLevel 6
- 6ED001Education: International and Comparative PerspectivesLevel 6
- 6ED003Education in Challenging ContextsLevel 6