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Human Services
(Bachelor of Arts Degree)
The Human Services major is an interdisciplinary program pulling from sociology, psychology, education, business and other fields of study. In addition to classroom study, students will also have the opportunity to gain job-relevant skills, knowledge of the field, and clinical experiences through internships while working with local human services agencies such as Lutheran Family Services, The Bridge, Head Start, Department of Health and Human Services, and the Masonic Eastern Star Home for Children, among others.
Students in this major take core Human Services courses and pick across three different concentrations – Childhood & Adolescence, Adult & Family Development, and Community & Mental Health.
A Midland Human Services major:
- Applies key concepts, principles, and theories using appropriate terminology.
- Conducts social science research by applying the scientific method through integrating existing empirical literature, devising a research plan, and interpreting results.
- Applies relevant ethical principles and code of conduct to the human services field.
- Demonstrates effective writing, presentation, and communication skills.
- Demonstrates competency as a candidate for entry-level work in the field and/or admission to graduate school.
Career Opportunities
Midland University’s Human Service major equips students with the tools for a wide range of careers. A few popular Human Services major careers include:
- Adult Care Provider
- Alcohol & Substance Abuse Counselor
- Childcare Workers
- Daycare Teachers
- Probation Officers
Curriculum
A full list of Midland University courses and credit information can be found in the Academic Catalog.
View the Academic CatalogFaculty
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Department: Sociology/Criminal Justice
Office: Anderson
Phone: 402-941-6091
Email: wilsond@midlandu.edu