The bachelor’s degree in family and human services prepares students for careers in family life education, human services, advocacy groups, nonprofit organizations, and youth services.
Through this program, students will learn principles and skills pertaining to healthy family functioning, including skills related to communication and conflict management. Âé¶¹¾«Æ·ÔÚÏß²¥·Å will also develop skills pertaining to effective advocacy, problem solving, and basic social science research.
This degree is developed and granted by BYU-Idaho, with
- Social and community services
- Family mediation
- Parent education
- Family issues and child advocacy
Bachelor of Science of Family and Human Services
Program requirements
To earn a bachelor’s degree, you will complete three certificates plus additional general education and religion courses.Family & Human Services Path
Steps to your Bachelor's Degree in Family and Human Services
- Certificate
- Certificate
- Certificate
To complete a bachelor's degree, the following courses are required in addition to the three certificates:
Complete the following additional requirements:
- General Education Courses 26 Credits
- Additional Courses 6 Credits
- Religion Courses 14 Credits
- Communicate effectively
- Problem-solve at individual and group levels
- Employ basic research skills
- Demonstrate fundamental knowledge regarding healthy relationships
- Demonstrate leadership qualities consistent with the gospel of Jesus Christ.