Bachelor’s in Human Services

This interdisciplinary field engages the complex needs of individuals, families, and communities with a focus on enhancing quality of life across the spectrum of care.

The human services major involves academic inquiry and practical, field-based experiences. You’ll have the chance to develop essential skills like case management, advocacy, and community support, as you prepare to make a meaningful impact in diverse settings. 

Become an effective change agent through Fisher’s B.S. in Human Services.

By integrating theories from systems thinking, sociocultural analysis, and ethical frameworks, you’ll explore how various factors—such as family dynamics, cultural backgrounds, and social policies—influence well-being. Fisher’s inclusive learning environment fosters critical thinking, cultural competence, and a commitment to social justice so you can be a force for good in the field of human services.

Program Overview

The program awards a Bachelor’s of Science Degree. Courses span complementary disciplines like psychology, sociology, public health, political science, and anthropology, offering a holistic understanding of human behavior and systems.

Grounded in systems theory and sociocultural perspectives, the program allows you to understand, analyze, and influence the intersection between individual needs and larger societal structures. Delve into field-based learning through community projects, simulated case management exercises, and research methods that give you the opportunity to apply theoretical knowledge in real-world settings. This approach ensures that graduates can navigate complex systems while negotiating multiple levels of care to impact community health and human services delivery.

Life After Fisher

Graduates of the human services program will be equipped for roles in government and community-based social service agencies. Common careers include:

• Case management
• Advocacy
• Program evaluation
• Policy development