Bachelor of Science [B.S] [Applied Science - Human Services Emphasis] From University of Arizona

Human services graduates work with social workers, law enforcement officials, medical staff, emergency responders, and other specialists. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment for human services workers is projected to grow by about 34% through 2016. BAS in Human Services graduates use their knowledge of human services agencies, program planning, human development, and social issues to build long-term careers in the social service field. The program features educational quality with convenience through online coursework. Many BAS in Human Services graduates continue their studies in master’s degree programs in social work or counseling.

The knowledge of counseling, program planning and evaluation, human development, social issues, and humanities, gained from a major in Human Services, forms a solid career foundation. Graduates are well prepared to work in counseling, outreach, law enforcement, medical and healthcare support, social welfare, and social service. This major is also excellent preparation for graduate studies in social work or counseling. Some of the job titles listed below require an advanced degree.