Why Study Human Services?
Our compassionate and experienced faculty provide hands-on learning opportunities that prepare you to work in social services, public policy, advocacy, child welfare, addiction, probation services and rehabilitation. This program opens doors for opportunities to help others overcome adversity in a variety of settings, including the court system, public welfare agencies and counseling programs.
What You'll Learn
With a degree in human services, you’ll gain the power to help others in deep and lasting ways. You will gain insights into specific topics like counseling, case management and rehabilitation and study strengths-based practices for working with individuals, families, groups and communities. For a deeper perspective, you’ll explore social policy and research.