Education Studies BA (Hons)

<strong>Course Summary</strong><br/>The BA Education Studies at Middlesex University is designed for students passionate about understanding education and its role in shaping individuals and society. The course equips you with the knowledge, practical skills, and critical thinking required to excel in a variety of education-related careers.<br/><br/><strong>Why choose this course at Middlesex University?</strong><br/>The education sector requires skilled and confident professionals with a deep understanding of education policy, practice, and issues. This course is designed to meet these needs by offering a challenging curriculum that blends academic knowledge, transferable skills, and practical experiences.<br/><br/>Middlesex University has over 145 years of experience in delivering professional and technical education, and this course benefits from excellent student satisfaction and industry recognition. According to the National Student Survey (NSS) 2023, 89% of students rated the learning resources and facilities positively, while Times Higher Education (2022) ranked Middlesex among the top 100 Young Universities in the world for Education.<br/><br/>You will learn from experienced academics who are research leaders in areas such as diversity, multilingualism, and child development. The courses emphasis on inclusion and social justice ensures you graduate ready to address inequality and promote childrens and young peoples rights.<br/><br/><strong>What you will gain</strong><br/>You will gain critical knowledge and practical experience in the education sector. This includes:<br/><br/>An understanding of current education policy, practice, and issues.<br/>Public speaking and classroom planning skills.<br/>Placement experience in educational settings, preparing you for work-based learning environments.<br/>Professional and transferable skills, such as communication, teamwork, and critical reflection.<br/>Graduates often progress into roles within educational settings, training programmes, and charities or pursue postgraduate qualifications such as a PGCE to become teachers.