Mount Saint Vincent University

Overview The Bachelor of Child and Youth Studies at Mount Saint Vincent University offers a comprehensive education designed to prepare students for impactful careers in child and youth services. This program emphasizes the development of future professionals in early childhood education, inclusive practices, and youth care through a blend of theoretical insights and hands-on experiences. Why Choose the Bachelor of Child and Youth Studies at Mount Saint Vincent University? As the premier university-level program in Child and Youth Studies in Atlantic Canada, Mount Saint Vincent University prioritizes experiential learning. Students benefit from four supervised practicum placements, allowing them to apply theoretical knowledge in practical settings. With a focus on small class sizes and access to the dedicated Child Study Centre, students receive personalized support throughout their educational journey. Tuition Fees International students: CAD 21,557 per year Domestic students: CAD 9,106 per year For a detailed breakdown of fees in your local currency, please visit the Fees and Funding section. Curriculum Overview The curriculum integrates professional coursework with supervised field experiences. Key modules include: Essentials of Child and Youth Care Practice Theoretical Frameworks in Child and Youth Studies Individuals with Diverse Capacities and Their Families Observation and Documentation in Child and Youth Studies Guiding Young Children’s Learning, Development, and Behaviour Issues of Childhood Gender and Sexuality in Child and Youth Studies Research Methods in Child and Youth Studies Career Opportunities Graduates of the Bachelor of Child and Youth Studies are equipped for diverse roles in early childhood education, child care administration, and youth care services. This program also serves as a strong foundation for further academic pursuits and specialization in related fields.