Childhood and Youth Studies and Sociology (English medium) BA (Hons)
儿童与青年研究及社会学（英语授课）文学士（荣誉）本科
班戈大学的儿童与青少年研究及社会学联合学位课程，旨在帮助你为在各类护理和社区环境中支持、保护并倡导儿童、青少年及其家庭做好准备。通过将这两个学科相结合，你将探讨不平等、教育、住房、犯罪、媒体和技术等社会因素如何从童年到成年阶段塑造年轻人的生活、身份认同与发展。
你将在一个多元且多语言的环境中，向社会学、儿童权利、教育、健康与福利领域的专家学习。本课程优先重视儿童和青少年的声音，涵盖身份认同、多样性、心理健康、儿童权利以及成年人在青年工作中的角色等主题，并将这些内容置于国家与全球背景中进行讨论。
就业能力是课程的核心：你将通过演讲展示、教育参访以及来自“儿童行动组织”（Action for Children）和“威尔士妇女援助组织”（Welsh Women’s Aid）等机构的客座讲座，逐步建立自信。此外，你还可以通过在学校、慈善机构、地方议会、青年服务机构等单位的实习机会获得实践经验，从而将理论知识与现实应用相结合，并建立宝贵的职场人脉网络。
国家/地区
英国
学校
威尔士班戈大学
专业大类
人文社科
专业阶段
专业细分类
社会学
学制
3年
学费
18,000英镑/每年
申请要求
中国学生需满足以下学术背景要求之一：成功通过高考；或高中毕业成绩良好并完成一年预科课程；或持有大专文凭（完成2-3年学习）；或毕业于指定合作院校；或取得IB文凭28-34分；或完成A-level课程并获得112-136 UCAS分数。通用录取标准为96-120 UCAS tariff points，但中国学生A-level要求略高（112-136分），且不接受普通研究和关键技能科目计入分数。
语言要求
雅思总分6.0，各单项不低于5.5。
| 科目 | 总分 | 阅读 | 听力 | 口语 | 写作 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
雅思 | 6.0 | 5.5 | 5.5 | 5.5 | 5.5 |
PTE学术英语考试总分不低于56，且各单项得分不低于51。
| 科目 | 总分 | 阅读 | 听力 | 口语 | 写作 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
PTE | 56 | 51 | 51 | 51 | 51 |
托福：总分4.0（最低单项分3.5）
| 科目 | 总分 | 阅读 | 听力 | 口语 | 写作 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
新托福 | 4 | 3.5 | 3.5 | 3.5 | 3.5 |
开学与申请日期
2027
| 开学日期 | 申请开始日期 | 申请截止日期 | 申请状态 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2027-09 | 2026-09-01 | 2027-01-13  130天 | 开放中 |
2026
| 开学日期 | 申请开始日期 | 申请截止日期 | 申请状态 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-09 | 2025-09-02 | 2026-01-14 0天 | 已截止 |
课程描述
On this Childhood and Youth Studies and Sociology degree, you’ll explore how nature and nurture combine and examine what influences development and behaviour in children and young people.
In the first year, you will be introduced to the core concepts, theoretical traditions and developments that have shaped sociology and social policy. Discussing and debating issues around children and young people’s lives in contemporary society, you will examine the social structures, institutions, processes and groups that shape their experiences.
Continuing to learn about social theory and social care practices, a choice of modules in both your second and third year enables you to tailor your studies. You can explore a diverse range of sociological and educational perspectives, such as children’s development, working with vulnerable families, poverty and inequality, or crime and justice.
Studying Childhood and Youth Studies and Sociology, you will engage with the myriad of contemporary issues affecting childhood and youth, and the complexities of modern day life against the backdrop of global cultural, social, economic, educational, and political shifts. These include, physical and mental health and wellbeing, communication and behaviour, child development, families and substance abuse, relationships and adolescence, children’s rights, gender identity and the wellbeing of future generations.
Guest lectures, field trips, placement and volunteering opportunities give you a unique insight into the ways in which the theory you learn in both disciplines is applied in practice.
Some of the modules on this course can be studied through the medium of Welsh, which can help you stand out when applying for jobs, particularly if you want to continue to work in Wales. There may also be opportunities to meet with current practitioners and experience the delivery of children’s services in a bilingual environment in some parts of the region.
As part of the Welsh Government’s commitment to develop a bilingual workforce, financial [incentives](https://www.bangor.ac.uk/studentfinance/info/ccc) are available if you study part of your course in Welsh. You can apply for the [Coleg Cymraeg Cenedlaethol Scholarships](https://colegcymraeg.ac.uk/en/students/university/scholarships/), which could award you up to £1,000 for each year of your study, depending on how many credits you study through the medium of Welsh.
In the first year, you will be introduced to the core concepts, theoretical traditions and developments that have shaped sociology and social policy. Discussing and debating issues around children and young people’s lives in contemporary society, you will examine the social structures, institutions, processes and groups that shape their experiences.
Continuing to learn about social theory and social care practices, a choice of modules in both your second and third year enables you to tailor your studies. You can explore a diverse range of sociological and educational perspectives, such as children’s development, working with vulnerable families, poverty and inequality, or crime and justice.
Studying Childhood and Youth Studies and Sociology, you will engage with the myriad of contemporary issues affecting childhood and youth, and the complexities of modern day life against the backdrop of global cultural, social, economic, educational, and political shifts. These include, physical and mental health and wellbeing, communication and behaviour, child development, families and substance abuse, relationships and adolescence, children’s rights, gender identity and the wellbeing of future generations.
Guest lectures, field trips, placement and volunteering opportunities give you a unique insight into the ways in which the theory you learn in both disciplines is applied in practice.
Some of the modules on this course can be studied through the medium of Welsh, which can help you stand out when applying for jobs, particularly if you want to continue to work in Wales. There may also be opportunities to meet with current practitioners and experience the delivery of children’s services in a bilingual environment in some parts of the region.
As part of the Welsh Government’s commitment to develop a bilingual workforce, financial [incentives](https://www.bangor.ac.uk/studentfinance/info/ccc) are available if you study part of your course in Welsh. You can apply for the [Coleg Cymraeg Cenedlaethol Scholarships](https://colegcymraeg.ac.uk/en/students/university/scholarships/), which could award you up to £1,000 for each year of your study, depending on how many credits you study through the medium of Welsh.
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