Family Studies and Human Development (AA)

This is a recommended academic map for students who are pursuing transfer to a university to complete their bachelor’s degree in Family Studies and Human Development. Family Studies and Human Development is designed for individuals who wish to work in education and social services but not pursue a teacher’s certification. Family Studies and Human Development focuses on the study of human development, individuals in a family context, relationships, and well-being within the family and the broader social, economic, community, and governmental environment. Graduates pursuing this degree may qualify for a broad range of careers in education, policy, and advocacy and more, including working with private, non-profit or government agencies that provide care and services for families and children. Students should confirm transferability of courses to meet specific degree requirements from the institution to which they plan to attend and seek academic advising in the first semester enrolled.