Central Christian College of Kansas — Bachelor of Science Health & Human Services

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Online Bachelor's in Health & Human Services

Online Bachelor's in Health & Human Services

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100% Online - Flexibility allows you to complete coursework whenever it’s convenient
Multiple start dates throughout the year so you can get started sooner
Each course is only 6 weeks long
No transcript or application fees
Transfer previous college credits to earn your degree faster

Online Bachelor’s in Health and Human Services Admissions Requirements

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High School Diploma or GED
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Career Opportunities: BS Health & Human Services

The need for well-trained individuals in the diverse field of health and human services is rising across the United States. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, job prospects for those with a related social or human service bachelor’s degree look good. About 63,900 jobs will be added in this sector during this time, a 16% growth through 2026 which is much faster than average for all occupations.

Careers opportunities include:

Social/Human Service Specialist
Community Health Manager
Family/Social Services Manager
Child Welfare Specialist
Mental Health Technician
Correctional Treatment Specialist
Disability specialist
Career counselor
Caseworker
Elder-care services worker

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Bachelor of Science
Health & Human Services

Make a difference in the lives of those in need

There is an increasing demand for health and human services professionals specializing in the growing healthcare industry who are passionate about making a significant difference in their community. A Bachelor’s in Health and Human Services prepares committed professionals to serve society by connecting underserved populations such as children, the disabled, the elderly, at-risk-youth, and those in need with access to community resources and support services like healthcare, housing, mental health and addiction services, and more.

Online Bachelor's in Health & Human Services
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Introduction to Health and Human Services (3 credits)

The course examines the human services as a profession, explores the history of the helping relationship, the human services movement, current influences of technology, managed care, and models of service delivery. Emphasis is on employment in the human services professions. Students will explore themselves as potential human service professionals.

Applied Case Management (3 credits)

Students will discover the form and function of case management. Through the use of case studies, students will evaluate client needs and clarify the types of data necessary to ensure the timely, ethical, and effective delivery of services. In addition to practicing essential interviewing strategies, students will practice effective models of documenting and retrieving data.

Social Psychology (3 credits)

The study of how the individual is influenced in his or her behavior, attitudes, perceptions, emotions, and thoughts by other people.

Abnormal Psychology (3 credits)

Students will be exposed to the DSM-IV (diagnostic manual) and all psychological disorders from multiple perspectives. They will study many disorders, all disorders presently listed in the DSM-V, as well as case studies of disorders.

Legal and Ethical Issues in Human Services (3 credits)

Students will engage in ethical matter common to human services. A number of professional codes and values related to health care, education, social work, mental health, law enforcement, and criminal justice will be explored. Students are expected to become familiar with the ethical decision-making process and to apply these concepts.

Conflict Resolution and Negotiation (3 credits)

This course exposes students to the nature of conflict within organizations and the various forms of employable conflict resolution techniques. Emphasis is given to overcoming positional or contentious strategies while building collaboration and offering choices. Focus is placed on understanding the interdependence of groups within the system and the cohesion necessary for organizational effectiveness.

Upcoming Start: July 8
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