Working with Children, Young People and Families at Birmingham City University
Working with Children, Young People and Families is a full time BA bachelor degree awarded by Birmingham City University (BC). The programme is taught in City South, United Kingdom.
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Working with Children, Young People and Families at Birmingham City University: key facts
About Working with Children, Young People and Families at Birmingham City University
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From the course page at bcu.ac.uk, read 20 Aug 2026
Working with Children, Young People and Families is a full time BA bachelor degree awarded by Birmingham City University (BC). The programme is taught in City South, United Kingdom.
The course covers research approaches and core concepts in research methodology and design, including ethical principles for conducting research. It also examines children and young people's rights and identities, including legal and practical aspects, safeguarding, inclusion, and relevant legislation and policy frameworks. Study includes reflective practice in an interprofessional context, with optional modules available.
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Working with Children, Young People and Families programme structure
Why do we need to do research? - What is my role in research within my chosen field? - What are the different approaches to conducting research? - What are the basic concepts relating to research methodology and research design? - What are the key ethical principles that I need to adhere to when conducting a piece of research? Children and Young People's Rights and Identities 20 credits This module provides students with an in-depth understanding of the theoretical, legal, and practical aspects of children and young people's rights and identities. Students will explore the impact of social, cultural, and political factors on the formation of children and young people's identities and their access to rights and services. The module covers topics such as children's rights frameworks, the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, child protection, safeguarding, and inclusion.
Verified from the official bcu.ac.uk source, read 19 Aug 2026.
Career outcomes after Working with Children, Young People and Families
Reflective practice is essential for those working as interdisciplinary practitioners within education, health, and social work. As interdisciplinary working becomes more common, finding shared ways of reflection on practice is becoming more and more important. You will develop your understanding of theories of reflective practice and be able to relate these to your work experience within an interprofessional context. You will deepen your understanding of how an ability to reflect on our own experiences is an important tool for development of understanding of self in the context of experience, which can lead to improvement in practice or a transfer of excellence in one area to another thereby improving your professional practice. You will be supported to develop your ability to recognise and reflect on development opportunities in practice which will be a vital transferable skill throughout your future career.
Verified from the official bcu.ac.uk source, read 19 Aug 2026.
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Working with Children, Young People and Families entry requirements and frequently asked questions
What qualification does Working with Children, Young People and Families award?
Working with Children, Young People and Families is listed in the linked official catalogue as a BA programme at Birmingham City University. The provider remains the authority for current course details.
How long does Working with Children, Young People and Families take?
Birmingham City University publishes a study duration of 3 years for Working with Children, Young People and Families in the recorded full time mode.
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Working with Children, Young People and Families entry requirements and costs
International and EU applicants need IELTS 6.0.
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- Award: BA
- Duration: 3 years
- Study mode: Full Time
- Location: Birmingham City University, United Kingdom
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