基尔（Keele）的教育之所以与众不同，是因为其高度重视教育和政策制定方面的当代问题。研究教育意味着要考虑其与经济的关系，其历史演变，对人们的生活机会和身份的影响，教育的组织方式以及学习者的学习方式。基尔（Keele）的教育之所以与众不同，是因为其高度重视教育和政策制定方面的当代问题。学习教育意味着要考虑其与经济的关系，其历史演变，对人们的生活机会和身份的影响，教育的组织方式以及学习者的学习方式。您将学习教育主题，例如学习的性质，教育历史以及旨在促进融合和社会凝聚力的教育政策和实践。在基尔单独或与其他学科
Investigate how the education system operates in the modern world and examine a range of theories from disciplines such as sociology, history, psychology and philosophy. You will cover a broad range of topics from key psychological theories and models to explain how young people develop in the classroom, to core social science principles of designing, implementing, and analysing social research. Our programme adopts a distinctive approach to exploring learning theories and themes, such as social mobility and inequality.Our unique combination of educational theory combined with active practical application will provide insight into real world situations to help enhance your skills and expertise as a practitioner in the classroom. You will consider how theories, ideas, and concepts can be applied in practice across a range of environments and age groups, from young people in classrooms to adults in the local community.<br>Throughout the programme, you will gain a thorough understanding of education in the past and present and what this means for our future. You will be encouraged to reflect on how political ideas and ideologies shape policy, and learn to design educational solutions for emerging issues such as artificial intelligence and climate change. This can be explored further through your own 'Independent Research Project' by investigating an area of your choice involving data collection and analysis.Through the use of field trips, guest speakers, and practical learning opportunities such as placements in schools, you will be able to apply your theoretical knowledge to real-world settings, building advanced skills in critical thinking, communication and emotional intelligence. You will have the opportunity to engage with the local community of Stoke-on-Trent andor Newcastle-under-Lyme to investigate the challenges of inequality in society and how this can impact a person's life and how we can navigate the challenges of marginalisation of particular groups such as the working class, those from ethnically diverse backgrounds, or children with Special Educational Needs (SEN).At Keele, you will have a variety of opportunities to enhance your academic and professional development. Whether you wish to broaden your horizons by studying abroad, learn a foreign language, or complete a work placement year for industry experience, you can tailor your degree programme based on your future career aspirations.Work Placement YearDuring your studies, you will have the opportunity to opt for a Work Placement Year in the School of Social Sciences between Year 2 and Year 3, or to take a Work Placement Module.These will allow you to apply your knowledge and practical skills in a workplace environment, enabling you to build key skills in communication, teamwork and project management. You will be able to demonstrate your abilities and creative thinking, working with fellow professionals as well as independently.You will be supported by staff in your preparation to apply for a work placement that suits your interests and career prospects. This opportunity will allow you to develop both personally and professionally during your studies, preparing you for employment after university.Our foundation year provides an excellent alternative route to Keele, providing a unique opportunity to better prepare for your chosen degree, and with guaranteed entry onto your undergraduate course once you successfully complete your Foundation Year.This extra year of study can improve your academic skills, expand your subject knowledge, give you a better understanding of higher education and, perhaps most importantly of all, build your confidence.