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Human Services Bachelor's Degree

Bachelor of Applied Science
Human Services

Journey to a bachelor's degree as an Arizona Wildcat.

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Human Services Bachelor's Degree

Are you a people person driven by purpose, a desire to serve, and rewards that go far beyond a paycheck?With projected nationwide job growth, the need for helping professionals to contribute has never been greater.  

Our nationally ranked human services degree empowers students with real skills and tools to improve the lives of others. Our faculty contributes valuable professional experience with applied teaching methods. This provides a venue for students to understand, respond to, and support the social, psychological, educational, and physical demands of individuals and families.  

The University of Arizona College of Applied Science and Technology (CAST) Human Services program is the only fully online and nationally accredited (CSHSE) bachelor’s degree. Students participate in an individualized internship that provides them with hands-on experience in human services. The small class sizes taught by research-orientated and practitioner-based scholars emphasize student engagement and promotes a community of learning.  

Our individually matched advanced internship experiences prepare students for workplace readiness. Opportunity areas are broad and inclusive and often provide a pathway to professional employment in the human services field. These opportunities range from much-needed case management positions in social services, addictions prevention and treatment, trauma to resiliency, lifespan services from child welfare to gerontology, justice-involved, integrated behavioral health, education, and social justice and advocacy.  

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curriculum
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Family Services
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Human Development

AEDV 310 - Transitional Resiliency

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BASV 314 - Mathematics for Applied Sciences

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ENGV 306 - Advanced Composition

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FSHV 323 - Infancy & Child Development

 

 

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FSHV 337 - Dynamics of Family Relations

 

 

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FSHV 377 - Adolescence

 

 

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FSHV 384 - Leadership, Ethics, and Professional Practices

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FSHV 401 - Basic Skills in Counseling

 

 

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FSHV 405 - Theories of Counseling

 

 

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FSHV 408 - Program Planning and Evaluation

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FSHV 413 - Issues in Aging

 

 

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FSHV 447A - Sociocultural Context of Development

 

 

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FSHV 447C - Biosocial Development

 

 

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FSHV 487 - Advanced Family Relations

 

 

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HUSV 301 - Introduction to Human Services

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HUSV 310 - Identity, Positionality, & Cultural Humility

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HUSV 326 - Research Methods for Social Sciences

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HUSV 347 - Interpersonal Relationships in Human Services

 

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HUSV 357 - Managing Death & Loss in Human Services

 

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HUSV 367 - Spirituality in Human Services

 

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HUSV 371 - Parent, Family, and Community

 

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HUSV 375 - Biology and Impacts of Early Life Events

 

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HUSV 403 - Integrative Health and Human Services Advocacy

 

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HUSV 404 - Health and Human Services

 

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HUSV 405 - Introduction to Advocacy

 

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HUSV 407 - Cultural & Person-Centered Approach to Human Services

 

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HUSV 410 - Introduction to Group Procedures & Theory

 

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HUSV 420 - Introduction to Crisis Intervention

 

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HUSV 425 - Introduction to Coordination of Care in Behavioral Health

 

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HUSV 430 - Substance Abuse Theory & Counseling

 

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HUSV 440 - Introduction to Psychopathology

 

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HUSV 450 - Human Services: Multicultural Perspectives

 

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HUSV 493 - Internship

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HUSV 498 - Senior Capstone

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AEDV 310 - Transitional Resiliency