Childhood & Youth and Psychology BA (Hons)
UCAS Code: LC98|Duration: 3 years years|Full Time|Hope Park
UCAS Campus Code: L46
Work placement opportunities|International students can apply
CHILDHOOD & YOUTH
If you’re curious about how children and young people’s lives are shaped by the world around them and want to make a real difference then Childhood & Youth could be the perfect degree for you.
This thought-provoking course explores the experiences of children and young people in today’s society, both in the UK and across the world. You’ll examine the issues that affect their lives, including inequality, mental health, education, identity, family life and social media, while developing the knowledge and skills to understand how positive change happens.
Drawing on sociology, politics, history, social policy and cultural studies, you’ll gain a broad understanding of the challenges and opportunities facing children and young people today. Throughout the course, you’ll explore questions such as how childhood has changed over time, why some children face greater challenges than others, how factors such as poverty, gender, disability, ethnicity and social class shape opportunities, and how children and young people can influence their communities and shape the future. You'll also investigate the policies that affect children's lives and discover how research helps create meaningful change.
At Liverpool Hope, you'll be encouraged to think critically, ask challenging questions and develop the confidence to make your voice heard, with a strong focus on social justice and creating fairer opportunities.
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PSYCHOLOGY
Psychology at Liverpool Hope University is a British Psychological Society (BPS) accredited degree that explores how and why people think, feel and behave. Designed for students who are curious about human behaviour and want to understand the science behind the mind, the course combines psychological theory with practical research experience.
You'll study the core areas of psychology, including cognitive, biological, developmental and social psychology, alongside research methods and data analysis. Teaching is informed by the latest research and supported by specialist laboratories, giving you opportunities to develop practical skills while investigating real-world psychological questions.
Throughout your degree, you'll build highly valued transferable skills including critical thinking, communication, research design, problem-solving and data interpretation. These skills prepare graduates for careers across psychology, education, health, business and the public sector.
With personalised support from experienced academics, opportunities to conduct your own research and a curriculum recognised by the British Psychological Society, Psychology at Liverpool Hope University provides a strong foundation for professional training, postgraduate study and graduate employment. Whether your ambition is to become a psychologist or apply psychological knowledge in another profession, this degree equips you with the knowledge, confidence and practical experience to take your next step.
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Psychology
