Human Development and Family Science

A major in human development and family science will prepare students for a career working with people. Courses in the program focus on the development of the individual in a family context throughout the life cycle. Students will select an area of concentration or they may select the internship option with approval by supervising faculty. Graduates have a wide range of job opportunities within the helping field. Graduates work in youth programs, family social service programs,childcare programs, personal financial planning programs, 4-H and youth development programs, mental health centers, nursing homes, and churches, among others.

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Mental health specialist
Outreach director
Personnel specialist
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Rehabilitation coordinator
Service coordinator
Senior center director
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Teaching assistant
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Human Development and Family Science

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