Bachelor of Arts (Honours) - Early Childhood Studies

The first years of life are critical to a person’s development. Those who're passionate about advocating for children and families in their community, then this course will teach students how to support and change children’s lives using research-based and holistic insights into child development.

Take a holistic approach in understanding early childhood development. From ages 0-8, the University cover a wide range of child development stages, which includes physical, emotional, cognitive, social and pedagogical.

Students will learn about external factors that contribute to a child’s development, such as cultural, psychological, sociological historical and political. Students will also gain an in-depth, critical understanding of early years development, both through a national and international perspective.

Not only will students explore developmental theory and a sociological model for children, but they’ll do so through multi-modal practices, enhancing both their specialist knowledge and transferable skills.

A degree in childhood studies will open many doors upon graduation. With this knowledge and skillset, students will be ready to enter multiple sectors. From policing and education to social work and corporate settings, they’ll gain a variety of transferable skills alongside their specialism, preparing they for their future career.