教育（理学士）（荣誉）

我们的BSc教育专为对教育感兴趣并且正在寻找机会在广泛的社会科学背景下追求这种兴趣的学生而设计。我们的教育研究以及政策和实践的最新发展将为您的研究提供帮助，涵盖文化和身份，童年和青年，性别和种族，社会正义和包容性等方面。核心模块旨在加深对威尔士，英国和国际上教育的社会，历史，政治，经济和发展环境的了解。对教育有广泛的了解为您挑战我们关于教育和社会的许多常识性信念提供了必要的基础。这种方法将使您在帮助转变和改善我们对教育的看法和实践中发挥作用。<br> <br>职业前景-2015/16年度，“高等教育毕业生
Why study this courseOur BSc Education is designed for students who have an interest in education and are looking for the opportunity to pursue this interest in a broad social science context.Your study will be informed by our research in education and the latest developments in policy and practice, encompassing aspects of culture and identity, childhood and youth, gender and ethnicity, and social justice and inclusion.Core modules are aimed at developing a deep understanding of the social, historical, political, economic and developmental contexts of education – in Wales, the UK and internationally.Having a broad understanding of education provides you with an essential basis for challenging many of our common sense beliefs about education and society, enabling you to play a role in helping to transform and improve how we think about and practice education.Learning and assessmentIn the School of Social Sciences you will learn from scholars who are shaping the future of their fields. Our courses reflect both the core ideas of their disciplines and contemporary debates, theories and research.Teaching methods include a mixture of lectures, seminars, independent study and self-directed learning that draw use of on-line resources, individual work and group tasks. Lectures generally provide an overview of the relevant topic, introducing key concepts or research, and highlighting contemporary issues or debates. An increasing number of lectures are now recorded. In contrast to lectures, seminars give you the opportunity to discuss particular readings, research or topics in detail. This allows you to consolidate your understanding and get feedback on your individual learning. Seminars also enable you to hone your communication, presentation and collaborative skills as you take part in group discussions and other tasks.As social science develops in response to the social world, so our curriculum also changes. Our students play an important role in these developments, with the Student-Staff Panel being consulted about major changes and all students completing module evaluations and an annual student survey.