Exploring Programs: BS in Human Services

Do you have a passion for helping people and wish you could turn it into a career? Do you want the opportunity to work with some of the most vulnerable and at-risk populations, including the elderly, immigrants, veterans, people with disabilities, and people with addictions or mental illness? There is an overwhelming abundance of problems in the world, and not enough people who are qualified to help. Our curriculum covers the subjects you need to make an impact, including different areas of addiction, gerontology, social policy, public communication, crisis management, and case management. A degree in Human Services will give you the knowledge to improve the quality of life of various populations through the prevention and remediation of problems. 

Benefits

Some of the benefits of enrolling in the BS in Human Services program are:

  • The curriculum is regularly reviewed and adjusted to adapt to the constantly changing human services landscape. This ensures that you will be well-prepared for the challenges and expectations you will face.
  • You will have multiple opportunities to network with professionals in the field, which will lead to excellent internship opportunities.
  • You will participate in various hands-on learning experiences, preparing you for graduate school internships.
  • You will experience an active learning environment enriched by instructors with years of experience in their respective fields.

Careers and Opportunities

A B.S. in human services prepares you for a wide variety of careers, including:

  • Marriage and Family Therapist: Help people struggling with their relationships work through their problems in a healthy and constructive way.
  • Social and Community Service Managers: Make a difference in the community by coordinating and supervising programs and organizations that support public well-being
  • Rehabilitation Counselor: Help people struggling with physical, mental, developmental, or emotional disabilities live independently
  • Community Health Worker: Work as an intermediary between the community and healthcare and social services to identify and solve health-related issues.

In conclusion, students who complete the B.S. in Human Services program will acquire the expertise necessary to make positive contributions to their communities. There are so many different career opportunities; it truly is the degree of helping people. For more information about the program or if you are curious about other classes we offer, check out the link here.