Faculty: Faculty of Social Sciences and Law, School for Policy Studies. This four-year Bachelor of Science (with Honours) program in Childhood Studies offers a social science perspective on the study of childhood and youth, and includes a year spent studying at a partner university abroad. This provides a valuable international academic and cultural experience, broadening perspectives on childhood in different global contexts, alongside the core social science curriculum.

Career options in fields working with children and families, potentially with an international dimension, such as international adoption agencies, global child welfare organizations, international schools (with further training), research roles with a cross-cultural focus, and policy work in international NGOs. The year abroad enhances intercultural skills and global awareness, beneficial for careers with an international scope.

The University of Bristol is a member of the UK's prestigious Russell Group, known for its research-intensive universities and high academic standards. The university has a great reputation with employers in the UK, enhancing graduate prospects. Bristol, the largest city in southwest England, is a thriving tech and startup hub, offering a dynamic environment. The inclusion of a year abroad demonstrates a commitment to global learning and intercultural understanding within the study of childhood.