Education with Humanities BA (Hons) BA (Hons) BA (Hons)

**Course Overview**<br/>Delve into the field of education from early years to lifelong learning. Learn skills that prepare you to work with children and young people as a teacher or associated professional. Discover how children learn and examine the impact of various factors on education. Youll study teachers roles, collaborative learning, educational theories, and curriculum development. <br/><br/>Education can be combined with the following subjects:<br/><br/>**Please list the Humanities subject you wish to take alongside Education in the Further Details field when you add the course to your UCAS application.** <br/><br/>**British Sign Language** <br/>When combined with British Sign Language (BSL) and Deaf Studies, youll explore a visual language, and gain fluency in BSL. Immerse yourself in Deaf culture and learn BSL/English interpreting. Benefit from 30 years of teaching expertise.<br/><br/>**Chinese**<br/>When combined with Chinese you’ll grasp the worlds most spoken language and explore Chinas rich history and culture. Meet experts in Chinese studies, engage in cultural activities and gain diverse perspectives. No prior knowledge of Chinese is required.<br/><br/>**Creative Writing**<br/>When combined with creative writing we will help you to sharpen your writing skills and embark on the path to becoming a professional writer. You’ll develop techniques to write in various genres, exploring diverse literary forms and styles.<br/><br/>**English Language**<br/>When combined with English Language, you’ll learn how language shapes identity, reveals biases, and challenges social inequalities. Delve into the connections between sound and meaning and understand how English has developed over time.<br/><br/>**English Literature** <br/>When combined with English Literature, you’ll explore how writers have interpreted the world, studying authors from Shakespeare to Dickens. Examine global genres, while exploring literature’s ties to culture and society. You’ll develop creative writing skills for clear and expressive communication.<br/><br/>**History**<br/>When combined with History you will develop critical thinking and analytical skills, as you explore British, Irish and world history. Learn to evaluate key developments and questions affecting daily life. Our course incorporates the latest research, helping you develop a deep understanding of contemporary issues.<br/><br/>**Japanese**<br/>When combined with Japanese you will dive into a society that combines traditional and modern culture. Immerse yourself in Japan’s rich culture and literary tradition. Learn how to communicate efficiently in written and spoken Japanese. No prior knowledge of Japanese is required.<br/><br/>**Korean**<br/>When combined with Korean, youll delve into the fascinating history, politics and culture of Korea. Immerse yourself in our Korean cultural festivals, conferences and seminars. Learn to speak, read, listen and write in the Korean language. No prior knowledge of Korean is required.<br/><br/>**Sociology**<br/>Combining your degree with sociology hones research and analysis skills. Explore social issues, with a focus on sociological theories and topics ideal for international work. Tailor your studies to interests like sexuality, gender, violence, childhood, religion, and youth culture.<br/><br/>**Why choose us?**<br/>- Get an excellent insight into what a career in teaching requires. <br/><br/><br/>- Gain valuable transferable skills to prepare you for a variety of careers.<br/><br/><br/>- Combining education with another humanities subject lets you explore multiple fields of study. <br/><br/><br/>**What youll do**<br/>- The course is ideal if you want to join the teaching profession, but it is not a teacher training programme. <br/><br/><br/>- Receive excellent support from our academic team with student-centred teaching and learning<br/><br/><br/>- This course offers a route into teacher training and into non-teaching careers or postgraduate research.<br/><br/><br/>**Future Careers**<br/>After graduating, you can pursue a PGCE to become a qualified teacher. Alternatively, you could move into roles in government, youth work, police work, or social work.