Early Childhood Studies

About this course

Early childhood studies is a multidisciplinary degree focused on the most formative years of human development, from birth to around eight years old. Drawing on education, health studies, social work, social policy, psychology and sociology, it equips graduates with a broad and theoretically grounded understanding of children's lives: how they develop, how families and communities shape their experience, how services and policies support or fail them, and what high-quality provision looks like in practice. As society has come to recognise more clearly the lasting importance of early years experiences, the professionals who work in this field have become increasingly valued. At the University of Hull, this three-year programme places babies and young children at its heart, as the university describes, and draws on a team of tutors who are experts in their specialist areas including educa

Where its graduates go

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