The Bachelor of Science in Human Services at Fisher College is designed for compassionate individuals driven to address the social and developmental needs of at-risk populations. This interdisciplinary undergraduate degree prepares you to assess, deliver, and coordinate essential services for individuals and families facing challenges. You will explore core subjects such as Introduction to Human Services, Practice of Counseling, Ethical Issues, and Crisis Intervention, building a robust foundation in social justice, race, and gender issues. This program is ideal if you aspire to make a tangible difference in community well-being.
You will study this program full-time on campus over four years, engaging with a curriculum that integrates foundational psychology and statistics with specialized human services coursework. Throughout your degree, you will develop practical skills through modules like Systems and Policies and the capstone Senior Project, potentially applying your learning to real-world scenarios. You will graduate from Fisher College with the expertise to directly serve clients, manage social programs, or pursue further study in fields like social work or psychology, prepared for impactful careers in the human services sector.