This degree provides important multidisciplinary tools for studying education. It selectively draws from fields such as history, philosophy, psychology, sociology, linguistics, and economics aiming to promote critical understandings of such things as teaching, learning, curriculum and assessment. Importantly, it considers the moral, social and political issues which intertwine with these, such as inclusion, access and equity.Whatever your career goal, a key focus of the degree is work-based learning. With assessments being 100% coursework/practical-based, all students will undertake fieldwork in order to provide a context for enquiry and to develop employability skills. You will learn first-hand about our communities and how you can usefully contribute to their needs and possibilities.Study abroad optionWork placement option