Master of Arts, Human Services: Children & Family (Online) Course Plan

Program Description

The Master of Arts in Human Services is a 36-semester-hour degree that will provide a theoretical and experiential understanding of the human services profession. This program will be grounded in a core of specialized courses with additional course work in an administrative specialization. Graduates of this program will be prepared to assume leadership positions in a variety of settings including: social services, education, behavioral health management, and healthcare.

Throughout this program students will:
• Integrate the principles of the human services profession with biblically informed values.
• Demonstrate collaborative and effective problem-solving skills using multiple theoretical approaches.
• Develop administration skills that require the application of theory in a variety of human services agency situations and settings.
• Research contemporary issues in human services to provide practical solutions, and communicate results through clear, concise and appropriate media.

The maximum number of C grades allowed in a graduate program is two and the minimum GPA requirement is a 3.0. Grades of less than C- will not be counted toward degree completion.