如果您想获得能够使您与出生至8岁的孩子一起工作的研究生水平的学历，则从我们的儿童早期研究课程获得学位是理想的选择。您将采用整体方法来理解幼儿，将适当的教育理论与实践联系起来。您将认真考虑游戏的作用，考虑不同的课程模型，并研究幼儿研究人员和理论家对当前政府的观点和做法的影响。该学位将为您提供多种就业机会的准备，并得到行业内雇主的支持。我们的儿童早期研究学位的毕业生已进入小学教师培训，早期教学，社会工作，继续教育，慈善工作和管理领域。您将获得从出生到8岁这一年龄段的就业机会，并将建立终身网络，供您在整个职业生
There are few more rewarding roles than helping children to develop new skills, grow socially and emotionally, and overcome challenges. With our Early Childhood Studies degree you can prepare for roles like this. You’ll develop a deep understanding of the factors which affect children’s learning, health and wellbeing. You will then put the theory into action, using teaching techniques, play therapy and other practical approaches. You’ll also build experience across a range of placements. And there’s even an opportunity to spend a summer or a year abroad. Our graduates go on to work in a variety of places, including schools and nurseries, local authorities, health organisations and charities. Some train to become teachers or move into social work.<br>There’s no better time to specialise in supporting children and their families.We offer fantastic University facilities, including access to our £4.4 million Woodlands Day Nursery and Forest School. Our strong links with community groups mean you could also be working with real families alongside experienced professionals.As an Early Childhood Studies student, you will develop knowledge and understanding of the factors that impact on children’s learning, development, health, and wellbeing within the 0-8 age range.<br>In your first year, you will study three core modules which are shared with the Education Studies programme. Studying within a multi-disciplinary context, you’ll learn in a collaborative manner and develop a deeper insight into the wider educational sector. You’ll develop a firm foundation of the necessary knowledge, academic and professional skills which you’ll build upon in your second and third years.<br><br>Careers<br>As an Early Childhood Studies graduate, you will have the skills and experience for a range of jobs.<br>Popular routes include working in schools, nurseries, local authorities, health organisations and with charities.<br>Many of our graduates have progressed onto postgraduate studies, including primary and early years teacher training.<br>Others work as education welfare assistants, nursery managers or within social work teams, supporting vulnerable children and their families.