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Early Childhood Studies, validated by Queen’s University Belfast, quality assured by Stranmillis University College (Part-Time) (Level 5 Foundation Degree Foundation Degree)
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Early Years
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Course: Queens University (QUB) Level 5 Foundation Degree Foundation Degree in Early Childhood Studies, validated by Queen’s University Belfast, quality assured by Stranmillis University College (Part-Time)Campus: Strand RoadType: Full TimeStart Date: 01/09/2026Fees:
Part time per annum fee to be confirmed
Course Offering
- Site location Strand Road
Course Modules
- Child Development
- Professional Practice
- Shared Perspectives
- Acquisition of Language
- Managing Behaviour
- Anti Discriminatory Practice
Entry Requirements
UK Requirements
Applicants must meet the general requirement of Queen’s University Belfast including English and Maths GCSE at grade C or above (level 2 in Communication Skills is acceptable in lieu of GCSE grade C in English Language, however level 2 Application of Numbers cannot be substituted for GCSE Mathematics). and one of the following:A LEVEL: CCBTEC EXTENDED DIPLOMA: MMMCACHE EXTENDED DIPLOMA - Overall grade C in Children’s Care, Learning and DevelopmentLevel 3 Childrens Care, Learning & Development: PassPlease email registry@stran.ac.uk if you require further information on entry requirements or the admissions process for the Foundation Degree Early Childhood Studies.Enrolment on this course is subject to a satisfactory Access NI check.ROI Requirements
IRISH LEAVING CERTIFICATE REQUIREMENTS H5H5H5H5H5 to include English and Mathematics Please email registry@stran.ac.uk if you require further information on entry requirements or the admissions process for the Foundation Degree Early Childhood Studies. Enrolment on this course is subject to a satisfactory Access NI check.Additional Requirements Prior to Entry
Access NI Check
Work Placement
As placement is an integral part of your qualification a self declaration of current health status is implicit as part of the overall risk assessment process