Education Studies with Foundation Year (Hons) Lincoln Bishop University

Overview

The Education Studies with Foundation Year (Hons) at Lincoln Bishop University offers a comprehensive exploration of how people learn and the societal structures that influence educational outcomes. This four-year programme is designed to provide a deep understanding of education in its broadest sense, covering everything from early childhood development to adult learning frameworks.

Why Education Studies with Foundation Year (Hons) at Lincoln Bishop University?

Students benefit from a highly contemporary, issues-based curriculum that examines education through a global lens. A standout feature is the emphasis on practical experience, with up to nine weeks of work-based placements in schools or alternative educational settings. The university also supports aspiring teachers by offering a free pre-teaching course and a guaranteed interview for PGCE programmes upon successful completion of the degree.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: GBP 14380 per year
• National fee: GBP 9790 per year

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Syllabus

The curriculum is structured to build academic confidence during the foundation year before progressing into specialised educational theory and practice. Modules may include:

• Academic Skills
• Critical Thinking and Engagement
• Big Thinkers and Ideas
• Understanding Education Inequality
• The Brain, the Mind and Education
• Child Development and Wellbeing
• Inclusion and Social Justice
• Curriculum Debates and Future(s)
• Language, Literacy and Learning

Careers with Education Studies with Foundation Year (Hons)

Graduates from this programme demonstrate high levels of employability across diverse sectors. Approximately 70% of students progress to teacher training for roles in early years, primary, secondary, or further education. Beyond the classroom, the degree prepares individuals for professional roles in museums, charities, human resources, and youth work. Graduates have also secured positions in higher education administration, health and social care, and mental health counselling.