Universities United Kingdom Aberystwyth University Courses BA Childhood Studies

BA Childhood Studies
at Aberystwyth University

Aberystwyth, United Kingdom

Tuition Fee £ 15,375
Country Rank#71
Duration36 Months
Score IELTS: 6.5

Program Overview

The degree in Childhood Studies at Aberystwyth University's School of Education will allow you to explore a diverse range of areas that are pivotal to children’s lives and will equip you with the skills and expertise necessary to work in a range of child-related professions. Whatever career you choose, this degree will give you a solid foundation of the knowledge and understanding, along with the critical and evaluative skills that employers are looking for. Also, as long as you meet the entry requirements, you will be guaranteed an interview for Primary PGCE at Aberystwyth.

Course Content
Modules
- Children's Development and Learning
- Key Skills for University
- Language Development
- Literacy in Young Children
- Psychology of Learning and Thinking
- Research Methods
Entry Requirement
- Standard XII Certificate from recognised central or state board:75 % in year XII Std.
- Minimum of 70% in English at Year XII standard level if awarded by CBSE or CISCE central boards, or West Bengal, Karnataka, and Maharashtra state boards within 5 years of the proposed course start date.
- Alternatively, applicants are required to provide evidence of IELTS, or equivalent accepted test, at 6.5
Fees & Scholarships
UK Students
£9,250 per year

International Students
£15,375 per year
Career Prospect
This degree has an excellent track record in the employability. Many of our graduates have pursued careers in:
- teaching and education (including SEN)
- social care
- nursing
- speech therapy
- social work
- child welfare
- play therapy
- the leisure industry
- child law
- childhood research.

Cost Of Studying At Aberystwyth University

Interest rates as low as 8.9% ^*

250K+

Students Assisted

800Cr+

Loan Amount Disbursed

5000+

Loans Sanctioned

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BA Childhood Studies at Aberystwyth University