Minor in
Human Development and Family Sciences
Professionals in human service jobs serve people throughout their lifespans, from conception to the late stages in life. This Human Development and Family Sciences minor will prepare you to interact with individuals and families from different sociocultural backgrounds. You will gain cultural competence and understand the value of having a wide range of perspectives, experiences and backgrounds, which are necessary skills for employment with governmental, private, and nonprofit human service organizations.
100%
Online
15
Credit Hours
Required Courses
- HDFS 14003 - Life Span Development
- HDFS 24103 - Family Relations
- HDFS 24303 - Child Development
Choose 6 hours of upper division coursework from the following:
- HDFS 34203 - Adolescent Development
- HDFS 34403 - Families in Crisis
- HDFS 34503 - Parenting and Family Dynamics
For students in the online BA in Interdisciplinary Studies degree program or U of A degree-seeking students:
In order to add this minor, students must consult their advisers for their academic majors.