Education and teaching

Pursue a rewarding career in education and teaching transforming the lives of thousands of learners within our community, not just children. From teaching young children to prisoners, you will be at the forefront of inspiring minds. You will challenge yourself constantly to innovate and understand your students and their individual needs to ensure they achieve and develop.

Why choose this subject area?

Gain a rich understanding of education in many settings with opportunities to focus in education, learning and teaching in primary education or special educational needs.
Consistently high achieving in its Ofsted inspections and in the Guardian and Times League tables, our programmes are recognised as a very good quality training provider by local employers and graduate employability is amongst the highest in the country.
Our innovative courses reflect the social, political and technological changes taking place in education.

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Find your dream course

Foundation

Course title	UCAS entry tariff	UCAS code
FdA Early Years	48

Undergraduate

Course title	UCAS entry tariff	UCAS code
BA (Hons) Early Childhood Education	96	X310
BA (Hons) Education	96	X305
Bachelor of Education Honours Degree Primary with QTS	112	X122

'The variety of modules on both of my degrees, from contemporary issues in education to educational technology, from philosophy of education to equality and inclusion put me in the best possible position to begin my teaching career. All the modules taught me to be critical, which means in the classroom I always put my students first when new initiatives are implemented.'

Jake Garwood

BA (Homs) Education Studies