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Young individuals stand at the center of societal policies and discussions today. News outlets frequently cover topics like youth rights, adolescent health and growth, and safeguarding future generations. This program enables you to grasp these critical matters while providing key perspectives on factors influencing young lives from infancy through age 19. We maintain that simply examining childhood challenges isn't sufficient - you must also view them through children's own experiences.
Why Choose Childhood Studies
This program equips you for diverse career paths involving youth, adolescents, and families, spanning education, early childhood services, social work, youth policy development, and beyond. Numerous other professions focus on young people and family dynamics, and our Childhood Studies curriculum serves as your initial stepping stone toward these vocations.
You'll have opportunities to investigate modern childhood and adolescence in today's world. The curriculum analyzes pertinent social theories and research while incorporating real-world policies and practices. Your personal experiences will enrich your learning journey as well. Throughout the program, you'll examine childhood through psychological, sociological, philosophical, and educational lenses. Additionally, you'll explore youth perspectives, welfare and growth, social policies, protection for at-risk youth, adolescent identities and subcultures, and children's rights.