Faculty: College of Health, Science and Society, School of Education and Childhood. This three-year Bachelor of Arts with Honours (BA Hons) program in Early Childhood focuses on the development, learning, and care of young children from birth to age eight. The curriculum will likely cover areas such as child development theories, early years pedagogy, curriculum design, inclusive practice, child health and well-being, family support, and relevant policy and legislation. The program aims to equip graduates with the knowledge and skills to work effectively with young children and their families in various settings.

Career options in roles such as early years practitioner (in nurseries, preschools, and kindergartens), early years teacher (often requires further qualifications like a PGCE), family support worker, early intervention specialist, child development officer, and potentially roles in policy or research related to early childhood. UWE Bristol's careers support, including GradLink for international students, can enhance career prospects.

UWE Bristol offers over 1 million online resources to support student learning within its College of Health, Science and Society, including the School of Education and Childhood. The university has three campuses located in and around the exciting city of Bristol, providing a vibrant and culturally rich environment for study. UWE Bristol also hosts GradLink, a careers website specifically dedicated to supporting international students with their career planning and job search.