Associate-to-Bachelor’s Degree in Human Services

 

The School of Social Services focuses on how people think and act as individuals and in society. Just as scientists seek to uncover facts about the natural and physical worlds, social scientists seek to uncover facts about the social world. They will engage in the multidisciplinary study of the mind, experience an understanding of the environment in which business and other organizations exist and, finally, learn to analyze and evaluate public policy and gain an understanding of the policy-making process. Additionally all of our social services programs are accredited by various internationally recognized accreditation bodies, which insures that graduates will be able to get rewarding and exciting jobs all over the world.

 

The School is ideal for professionals and qualified students who are seeking an excellent education in various human services fields and commensurate opportunities for career advancement. A online social services degree offers students a flexible schedule who may already be working, or need to complete their studies from a distant location.

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We live in a challenging world where people are faced with severe natural and man-made crises, making their lives miserable. In these trying times, the need for humanitarian and social services is more pronounced than ever. An online degree in Human Services will strengthen you to deal with the grave issues people, especially those at the margins of society, have to deal with on a daily basis. Read more

Through the study of the latest theories and principles of conflict management and resolution, you'll explore ways to prevent and preempt the many social issues. University's degree, diploma and certificate programs in human services will prepare you to gain practical skills in case management, crisis and trauma response, advocacy, and community collaboration. These skills will help prepare you to work as a mental health aide, child advocate, or parole officer in a variety of settings, including group homes, family agencies, and rehabilitation centers. Read less