Human Services (Adult & Graduate Studies) (BS)

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Federal CIP: 44.0000 Human Services, General

Learning Outcomes

Students completing the Bachelor of Science (BS) in Human Services are expected to:

demonstrate knowledge, skills, attitudes, and values related to significant facts, theories, and issues within the human services field;
display knowledge, skills, attitudes, and values consistent with an understanding and appreciation of multi-cultural issues;
display the critical thinking skills and research skills necessary to interpret and contribute to current practices in human services;
understand and apply basic principles of case management in working with clients; and
be prepared for employment or graduate studies in human services related fields.

Human Services BS Requirements (Adult & Graduate Studies)

Major Courses

Completion of major courses require a minimum grade of C-.

PSYC 3753 Practical Counseling Skills 3 credits
RSCH 3803 Research Methods 3 credits
SEMR 2153 Information Literacy 3 credits
SOSC 2123 Race and Ethnic Relations 3 credits
SOSC 3003 Topics in Case Management 3 credits
SOSC 3053 Professional and Ethical Issues in the Helping Professions 3 credits
SOSC 3073 Management Issues in the Helping Professions 3 credits
SOSC 3503 Advanced Social Problems 3 credits
SOSC 3603 Community Development 3 credits
SOSC 4703 Capstone in Social Science 3 credits
STAT 3253 Statistics in the Social Sciences 3 credits

Electives

In addition to core curriculum (40-44 credit hours) and major course requirements students must complete elective coursework appropriate to their degree. A minimum of 120 credit hours is required for the Bachelor of Science in Human Services, including elective coursework. Students are strongly encouraged to work with their advisor to identify courses that complement their program area.

Summary


Core Curriculum Requirements	40-44 hrs.

Major Requirements	33 hrs.

Electives	43-47 hrs.

	Total: 120 hrs.