2020/21 Taught Postgraduate Programme Catalogue
MA Childhood Studies
Programme code: | MA-ED/CS | UCAS code: | |
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Duration: | 12 Months | Method of Attendance: | Full Time |
Programme manager: | Dr Hayley Davies | Contact address: | H.M.Davies@leeds.ac.uk |
Same as full-time version.
Total credits: 180
Entry requirements:
Normally a good honours degree or equivalent
Other qualifications will be considered on an individual basis
English Language in line with School of Education requirements
IELTS 6.5 or above with no score below 6
School/Unit responsible for the parenting of students and programme:
School of Education
Examination board through which the programme will be considered:
School of Education
Programme specification:
The programme provides students with an intensive, multi-disciplinary learning experience (drawing on sociology, anthropology, psychology, media studies, education, history and human geography). The focus is on the new social studies of childhood and youth, and emphasis will be placed on developing a holistic understanding of childhood and youth. A central perspective is on children and young people as both 'beings and becomings' and as persons in their own right. Students will be encouraged to think of themselves as part of the emerging movement towards a multi-/ interdisciplinary field of study.
A range of compulsory and optional modules will allow students to construct their desired route through the course. Optional modules will give students the opportunity to develop theory and concepts in relation to specific topics and relate these to particular aspects of policy and professional practice. In addition students will complete a compulsory research methods module that specifically addresses the epistemological and ontological issues underpinning research with children and young people (rather than a generic research methods module that leaves students themselves to make the link to childhood research).The course has been developed by scholars internationally renowned as pioneers and key writers in the field.
Year1 - View timetable
[Learning Outcomes, Transferable (Key) Skills, Assessment]
Compulsory modules:
Candidates are required to study and pass the following compulsory modules:
EDUC5430M | Dissertation | 60 credits | 1 Jan to 31 Oct | |
EDUC5861M | Theorizing Childhood and Youth | 30 credits | 1 Jan to 31 May | |
EDUC5862M | Research with Children and Young People | 30 credits | 1 Jan to 31 May |
Optional modules:
Students are required to study at least 30 credits from the following optional modules but may choose to study 60 credits if they wish:
EDUC5866M | Child poverty and well-being | 30 credits | 1 May to 30 Sep | |
EDUC5867M | Children's family and personal relationships | 30 credits | 1 May to 30 Sep |
Students not studying 60 credits from the above list may choose 30 credits from the following optional module list:
EDUC5039M | Creative Inquiry, Communication and Learning | 30 credits | 1 May to 30 Sep | |
EDUC5053M | Directed Study in Education 1 | 30 credits | 1 Jan to 31 May, 1 May to 30 Sep | |
EDUC5054M | Directed Study in Education 2 | 30 credits | 1 Jan to 31 May, 1 May to 30 Sep | |
EDUC5611M | Special Educational Needs: Inclusive Curriculum | 30 credits | 1 May to 30 Sep | |
EDUC5812M | Developmental Disorders II: Attention Deficit Disorder and Autistic Spectrum Disorder | 30 credits | 1 May to 30 Sep | |
EDUC5981M | Teaching Languages to Young Learners | 30 credits | 1 May to 30 Sep |
Students are required to pass at least 30 credits of optional modules across these two lists of optional modules.
Elective modules:
Candidates may choose to study 30 credits of elective modules ONLY if they have chosen 30 credits of optional modules
Last updated: 24/05/2021 12:50:30
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