The Human Services Concentration, offered as a Bachelors Degree at Fisher College, is designed for aspiring professionals eager to make a tangible impact on individuals and communities. You will delve into the core principles of human services, exploring the historical context, organizational structures, and practical applications within both public and private agencies. This concentration is ideal for students passionate about social justice, ethical practice, and developing effective intervention strategies to support diverse populations. You will gain a comprehensive understanding of the social welfare system and the critical role human services professions play in fostering human potential.
This undergraduate program is studied full-time on campus over four years, providing a structured yet flexible learning environment. Your curriculum will integrate foundational psychology courses, such as Introduction to Psychology, Abnormal Psychology, and Social Psychology, with specialized human services subjects like Crisis Intervention and Social Policy. You will develop practical skills through case studies, ethical dilemma analysis, and program development exercises. Through a required internship (HS460 and HS461), you will gain invaluable hands-on experience, preparing you to graduate ready for roles in counseling, social work, and community support services.