The Human Services and Psychology, BS at Northeastern University equips you to address complex individual and community challenges through an integrated understanding of psychological principles and social service interventions. You will explore the critical interplay between structural forces and psychological well-being, focusing on how to promote wellness and equity within a social justice framework. This undergraduate degree is ideal for aspiring professionals passionate about making a tangible difference, offering a robust foundation in both clinical practice and policy advocacy. You will develop essential skills for working with diverse populations across various settings.
This full-time, on-campus Bachelor of Science programme is studied over four years, blending theoretical coursework with practical application through service-learning, co-op opportunities, and research. You will engage with core areas such as social change, counseling techniques, research methods, and social policy, alongside foundational psychology, social psychology, and developmental psychology. In your final year, you will complete a significant internship or capstone project, synthesizing your knowledge. You will graduate prepared for careers in social work, mental health services, nonprofit management, and community development, possessing the practical experience and academic rigor sought by employers.