BS Human Development and Family Science with a concentration in Individual and Family Development Across the Lifespan

Course Overview This course provides a comprehensive exploration of human development across the entire lifespan within the context of family and relationships. It is designed for students seeking to work with individuals and families outside of a traditional classroom setting, focusing on applied science and theory. The curriculum prepares graduates for diverse careers in community, health, and social services. Key Program Highlights Examines developmental stages from childhood through adolescence, adulthood, and aging Focuses on family systems and relationship dynamics without requiring a teaching credential Explores foundational developmental and family theories that guide real-world practice Teaches practical skills in human observation and assessment techniques Prepares for diverse career paths in community, health, and social service fields