Education, Society and Culture - BA (Hons)

Explore how education works and how it can be a force for change with a degree in Education, Society, and Culture at Canterbury Christ Church University. If you're curious about how people learn, who decides what we learn, and how education impacts society, then embark on this unique interdisciplinary and employability-focused course, which will provide you with the critical skills necessary to examine education, society, and culture. What you’ll learn Analyse key educational theories and apply them to real-world learning environments and social challenges. Reflect on your own beliefs and values whilst critically evaluating diverse perspectives on education and society. Engage in academic, professional, and community settings, building strong communication, collaboration, and global awareness. Evaluate the role of digital technologies in education, considering their impact on inclusion, access, and sustainability. Apply specialist theories, concepts, and methods to complex problems and real-world situations in complex contexts. You’ll study learning in schools and beyond, drawing on psychology, sociology, philosophy, and policy. This interdisciplinary degree will prepare you for careers in education, special educational needs (SEN), policy, youth work, social care, and more. Whether you want to support learners, shape policy, or drive change in your community, this Education, Society, and Culture degree will help you build the confidence and skills to make a real impact.