B.S. Family Studies
As a Family Studies major, you will explore in-depth the interrelationships among a family and its connection to a larger community, the socialization of the child, and human interaction throughout the lifespan.
You'll complete an internship at a community agency related to your primary interests. Your professional goals will determine your courses and specialization:
- Families and Health
- Families, Law and Public Policy
- Family Social Science Research
- Family Life Education and Guidance
- Family Social Services
As a Family Studies graduate, you will be qualified to work in private, non-profit, or government agencies that provide care and services for families and children. We also offer an online family studies 18-hour minor for current students.
Note: The BS in Family Studies program accepts up to 36 hours of technical credit for students who have completed an AAS degree in Early Childhood Development or Family Studies-related degree.
Concentration In This Degree
You may concentrate on your B.S. in Family Studies as an educator. Learn more!
