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The Human Services program is designed for students who desire an undergraduate degree in liberal arts while pursuing a course of study which includes an experiential component as well as training for a specific career. Specialization within the program will allow the student to concentrate on specific areas related to government and human service agencies.
The requirements for a major in Human Services include the courses listed below in addition to Psychology 1000, 2200, 2500, 2600, and elective; Sociology 1000, 2000, 2200, 3600, 2300, which lead to a minor in Psychology and Sociology, respectively. The required Human Services courses include:
Human Services Minor Details
A minor in Human Services requires a total of 15 credits. Distribution requirements are: HS 2000, HS 2100, HS 3000, HS 3100. An additional three credits must be earned from one of the following: HS 3500, HS 3600, or HS 3700.
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For additional information please feel free to contact the Department of Education and Human Services at
610.519.4620 or email Dr. Beverly Kahn.
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What does a Human Services worker do?
If you like to help people in a variety of ways in various settings, and want a broad base upon which to build your career, the Human Service profession may be the perfect fit.
You will join others in working with both individuals and community service organizations to provide a broad level of service to meet client needs.
Areas of service include counseling, consultation with other workers and social agencies, administration, case management, advocating for clients, etc.
You may find yourself working as a social worker, drug and alcohol counselor, psychology aide, mental health aide, human resources worker, intake interviewer, juvenile court liaison, parole officer or gerontology aide. You will have a great base to expand your career through higher education in psychology, teaching, human resources management, counseling, social work or law.
Our curriculum will provide you with the necessary skills to equip you for service in this exciting and growing field. So, if you are looking for a rewarding and expandable career, then check out our human services worker curriculum and step into a world where you can make a difference in the lives of others.
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