Education (Hons) The University of Winchester

Overview

At the Education (Hons) programme offered by The University of Winchester you will draw on a range of disciplines including education, social policy, philosophy, history, disability studies and child development to develop you as a graduate ready to work in multi-professional occupations. Your intellectual, personal, social, ethical and professional development is at the heart of all our courses, and you will develop important transferable skills such as critical reflection, systematic analysis, communication and collaboration.      

Key Facts

Through a combination of core and optional modules, you'll explore a wide range of educational contexts, from classroom practice to the broader societal impact of education. You can study specific topics such as race, gender, leadership, technology, ecology, inclusion, neurodivergence, and politics. Work placements and community projects offer opportunities that allow you to connect powerful theoretical insights with your own values and aspirations in real-world settings.

Year 1 will support you in orientating to university level study through a range of core modules which include content that is fundamental to the multidisciplinary study of education. Year 1 introduces you to the study of education in general and to each specialism. In Years 2 and 3 you will select your increasingly specialised content to extend your knowledge and understanding of education by drawing on national and international research and practices and the extensive experience and research expertise of our dedicated tutor team.