The Human Services Delivery and Administration (B.S.) prepares students with the knowledge and skills necessary to serve individuals, families, groups, and communities, and to manage human services functions.
Our program is nationally accredited in the field of human services. Students can earn national certification as human services professionals through taking the Board-Certified Human Services Professional (BC-HSP) Exam during their final semester of course work.
Human Services Delivery and Administration (HSDA) promotes improved service delivery systems by addressing not only the quality of direct services, but also by seeking to improve accessibility, accountability, and coordination among professionals and agencies in service delivery.
You will apply knowledge from the classroom to three semesters of field practicum. This allows you to explore potential areas of interest within the field, gain valuable experience in real world settings, and build networks that help them to find employment upon graduation. Earn the national certification as human services professionals through taking the Board-Certified Human Services Professional (BC-HSP) Exam during your final semester of course work.
450 hours of hands-on experience over three semesters of field practicum.
Accredited by the Council for Standards in Human Services Education
Faculty have extensive experience that applies and enriches the classroom learning environment
In our program, you will acquire theoretical and applied knowledge and hands on experience through field practicum. You will:
The HSDA program has a flexible curriculum and can accommodate students who discover the program later in their studies. In many cases, previous course work can be used in an HSDA plan of study.
Travel and work toward your degree at the same time. There's a fun study abroad program for any major on almost any continent.
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Human Services are generally classified into four service categories:
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