| Education,
Interior Design & Human Services
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Human Services
About the Program
| 66-credit associate of applied science degree Human Services Informational Video: Challenging coursework helps students develop and practice the skills to provide direct client care, treatment, rehabilitation, education and behavioral direction. Students will also study behavioral and rehabilitation techniques, individual and group counseling methods, pharmacology, family systems and ethics. Specialize in addiction studies (alcohol and other drug abuse), developmental disabilities or youth counseling/mental health. A practicum is required in the third and fourth semesters to help students gain experience and apply classroom concepts. Typically, Human Services Associate graduates will work under the direction of social workers, psychologists, counselors and other professionals to provide services for those in need. |
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