Working with Children, Families and Communities [with Foundation Year] Bachelor of Arts (with Honours) - BA (Hons)

Learn how to support children’s mental health and wellbeing across a range of settings, with our degree course in Chelmsford.

There's a national focus on health, education and social care services working together in a more integrated way.

This course supports that. You’ll explore how you can make a difference to children and young people with a range of needs.

You’ll consider and research issues of social justice, inclusion, diversity and equality, and put your new knowledge and skills into practice in real-world settings. And you'll learn how to critically reflect on your experiences, in order to improve as a practitioner.

Why ARU?

* Study a course tailored to support career paths including child and family support services.

* Learn alongside education and social work students on a true interdisciplinary degree.

* Learn from experienced lecturers with professional expertise in child and family welfare.

* Develop essential skills for roles in education, healthcare, and social work.

* Access careers and employability support throughout your studies.

* Benefit from extensive support services focused on student wellbeing and success.