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Contemporary Issues in Childhood & Youth Studies - Microcredential - Carlow

Postgraduate
CW_HRICY_A

This module explores current contrasting and emerging issues in childhood and youth theory, policy and practice.

Award Name Minor Certificate (Level 9 NFQ)
NFQ Classification Minor
Awarding Body South East Technological University
NFQ Level Level 9 NFQ
Award Name NFQ Classification Awarding Body NFQ Level
Minor Certificate (Level 9 NFQ) Minor South East Technological University Level 9 NFQ
Course Provider:
Location:
Carlow Town
Attendance Options:
Part time, Evening
Apply to:
Course provider
Number of credits:
10 credits.

Duration

12 WEEKS – PART-TIME
One evening per week 7.00 - 10.00pm (indicative)

Entry Requirements

All applicants will be considered on a case-by-case basis. Lifelong Learning reserves the right to require applicants to attend for an interview to determine their suitability for the course.

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Further information

Next intake September 2026.

The roles, responsibilities and experiences that children and young people may explore outside of the family are examined. The lives of children and young people who experience adversity and resilience are studied. The future of childhood as a consequence of globalisation is critiqued. Finally, the active agency of children and young people as participants in their own lives and futures is discussed. The theme of empowering and enabling children and young people to become active citizens runs through the module.

Modules
Defining Childhood and Youth
Childhood Beyond the Family
Adversity and Resilience Among Children and Young People
Representations of Youth Issues in the Protection of Children & Young People
Childhood & Youth: the future?

Location: Carlow, Wicklow, Wexford.

Lifelong Learning
Carlow
T: (059) 9175280 E: lll.cw@setu.ie

Wicklow
T: 0404 67125 E: lll.ww@setu.ie

Wexford
T: 053 9185800 E: lll.wx@setu.ie

Course Provider:
Location:
Carlow Town
Attendance Options:
Part time, Evening
Apply to:
Course provider
Number of credits:
10 credits.