Course Modules

This module will support your transition into a university undergraduate degree programme. You will focus on developing academic and professional skills and be encouraged to reflect on and plan you own personal development. You are provided with a range of […]

Compulsory module The module will explore research approaches and design through a series of seminar sessions. You will also receive tutorial support from a designated tutor, who, at key points, will provide formative assessment. Most of the learning will be

Optional module – SEND specialism This module investigates the importance of good social, emotional and mental health for children, young people and into adulthood. You will examine the current climate of children’s mental health in the UK within a global

Optional module – International Education specialism This module provides the opportunity to explore the topic from an early childhood education perspective both globally and locally. You will explore current themes and discourse to develop an understanding of early education in

You will be encouraged to look beyond your immediate surroundings to the wider world. You’ll find out how global issues such as those outlined in the UN Sustainable Development Goals have an impact on people across the world as well

Optional module – SEND specialism This module will enable you to develop your knowledge and understanding of working in different contexts with children and young people who have a Special Educational Need and/or Disability (SEND), and their families. You will

Optional module – International Education specialism More information on this module coming soon.

Optional module – Education specialism What is mathematics and why does it seem to matter so much? This module will inspire you to reflect on this question and, in doing so, increase your critical knowledge of mathematics education. Your own

Optional module – Education specialism This module examines key themes that traditionally underpin western moral philosophy, including: utilitarianism duty-based theories relativism absolutism rights theory and pluralism. You will explore how the underpinning concepts of western ethical thought have developed historically

Optional module – SEND specialism This module allows you to examine the history of disability rights, the implications of the SEND Code of Practice, and the various contemporary definitions of “disability”. You will also consider the role of critical writings