**The Childhood Studies BA top-up is the next phase of study if you have successfully completed a relevant foundation degree. This one-year course will enable you to top-up your qualification to a full BA degree.**
If you are working on a paid or voluntary basis with children and young people in a setting such as a school, nursery, youth group or library service, or working in childcare or foster care, this course is a great option.
From being immersed in the educational setting and engaged in academic study, you’ll deepen your knowledge of the factors that shape c...
**The Childhood Studies BA top-up is the next phase of study if you have successfully completed a relevant foundation degree. This one-year course will enable you to top-up your qualification to a full BA degree.**<br/><br/>If you are working on a paid or voluntary basis with children and young people in a setting such as a school, nursery, youth group or library service, or working in childcare or foster care, this course is a great option.<br/><br/>From being immersed in the educational setting and engaged in academic study, you’ll deepen your knowledge of the factors that shape children’s development and learning, their identities, and the critical periods that influence their development into adulthood.<br/><br/>Through inquiry, debate, reflection, and a purposeful integration of literature and current evidence related to child development and special educational needs and disabilities, you’ll make meaningful connections to develop your practice and impact.<br/><br/>Youll examine child development from a range of perspectives, exploring psychology, sociology, policy and the history of education. The practical nature of this course means youll be able to apply newly acquired knowledge directly to your practice, as an evidence-informed professional.<br/><br/>**Location**<br/>This course is offered at our Medway campus and London South East Colleges, Orpington (under UCAS code X323). Also at our Canterbury Campus (under UCAS code X326)<br/><br/>**Study options and location**<br/>Daytime and twilight study options are available, please see the list below for locations.<br/><br/>**Daytime:**<br/>• London South East Colleges, Orpington - UCAS code X323<br/>• Medway Campus - UCAS code X323<br/>**Twilight:**<br/>• Canterbury Campus - UCAS code X326
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Course Details
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Study Mode
Full-time
Duration
1 Years
Start Date
09/2025
Campus
London South East Colleges (Orpington Campus)
Application deadline
Provider Details
Codes/info
Course Code
X323
Institution Code
C10
Points of Entry
Year 1
UCAS Tariff240 credits of advanced standing (usually a Foundation Degree or similar; for example, a Diploma of Higher Education or other accumulated credits at levels 4 and 5) in a related area). GCSE English grade C (or equivalent) If you do not have English at GCSE grade C or above you will be required to take and pass the University Equivalency tests for entry onto this course. Additional entry requirements Full-time work-based: with 15 hours per week employment or voluntary work in a child or young people's setting. Entry is subject to a satisfactory Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check. |
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