Careers with a child studies degree
Studying Child Studies means understanding how children learn, grow and thrive, and how to support them through engaging, meaningful experiences.
What can I do with my degree? Graduates are recognized by Quebec’s Ministère de la Famille to work in preschool settings and often pursue further studies in teaching, occupational therapy, social work and speech and language psychology.
Skills you'll develop
Your degree builds more than academic knowledge, it shapes the way you think, communicate and collaborate. Throughout your studies, you'll develop key skills for your career, such as:
Functional knowledge:
Apply key educational approaches in real-world early childhood and school-age settings
Communication:
Connect with children, families and professionals in clear, compassionate and meaningful ways
Management and organization:
Design, organize and lead engaging educational and recreational activities tailored to different age groups and developmental needs
Teamwork:
Collaborate within interdisciplinary teams to create inclusive spaces that support every child’s well-being
Critical thinking and problem solving:
Think creatively and design child-centered solutions, even in complex or changing environments