Course Overview

The childhood and education sector is rewarding, complex, and continually evolving. With the BA (Hons) Childhood and Education Studies (Top-Up) course, you’ll study childhood from birth to adulthood through research-informed practice and contemporary debate. You’ll have the freedom to explore the topics that matter to you – equipping you with the tools to make a difference in your own setting and society.

Studying with NTU, you’ll gain the skills and expertise to become a leader of tomorrow. You’ll address today’s complex social issues - whether that’s focusing on decolonization or identity development. You’ll explore philosophical constructs allowing you to better understand working environments and become a confident practitioner.

General Eligibility

The childhood and education sector is rewarding, complex, and continually evolving. With the BA (Hons) Childhood and Education Studies (Top-Up) course, you’ll study childhood from birth to adulthood through research-informed practice and contemporary debate. You’ll have the freedom to explore the topics that matter to you – equipping you with the tools to make a difference in your own setting and society.

Studying with NTU, you’ll gain the skills and expertise to become a leader of tomorrow. You’ll address today’s complex social issues - whether that’s focusing on decolonization or identity development. You’ll explore philosophical constructs allowing you to better understand working environments and become a confident practitioner.

Part Time Work Details

20 hours work permit for international students

Language Requirement

• Accepted qualifications:

  • IELTS Academic

  • TOEFL iBT, including ‘Home Edition' - We accept the online test as well

  • IGCSE

  • Cambridge

  • Oxford

  • Pearson Test of English

  • International/European Baccalaureate

  • A/O level

  • Trinity College ISE

  • KITE - We accept the online test as well

  • Various country qualifications

  6.0 with a minimum of 5.5 in each component

  This requirement is for Year One entry only. If you're starting in Year Two or final year you'll need a higher grade of 6.5 with a minimum of 5.5 in each component