MA Childhood in Society
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This course explores childhood from an interdisciplinary and international perspective. During this course you will gain a familiarity with interdisciplinary perspectives and frameworks from fields such as education, psychology, sociology and social policy in the study of children and childhood. On this course we engage with the debates, analysis and critique of current international and national research. We also explore the policy and practice implications of such research. You will critically explore key childhood related themes, including child development, children’s rights and the global child, and you will develop an understanding of key issues in relation to children, and become familiar with the diversity of children’s experiences over time and space. CORE MODULES: Intercultural Approaches to Childhood Foundation Research Methods in Education (Also available online for part time students) |
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Got a question? Ask the Course Leader... Dr Sarah Dahl Email: sarah.dahl@warwick.ac.uk Phone: +44 (0) 24765 23856 . |
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Key Facts
Course Leader: Dr Sarah Dahl
Course Duration:
- 1 year
- Normally 2-5 years part-time.
Study Programme:
- 2 core modules
- 2 options
- Dissertation
Assessment:
- 4 assignments of 5000 words each
- Dissertation of 20,000 words
Entry Requirements:
- At least second class honours degree or equivalent
- Reference
- Degree transcripts
- English language test certificates (if appropriate)