Human Services Program Degrees

Bachelor of Science Degree
Hilbert's bachelor of science degree in human services offers you a solid foundation with general courses, options in specialized concentrations of study, and a strong liberal arts knowledge base. Its overall design is for career paths in community health centers, drug treatment facilities, organizations for the aging, social service, and welfare agencies or mental health settings. It will also serve as preparation for graduate school in counseling, social work, rehabilitation counseling, psychology, sociology, and school counseling.

Our human services courses cover many areas, including counseling, family violence, alcohol and drug dependency, juvenile delinquency, loss and grief, and ethics. In addition to pursuing study as a generalist, specialized concentrations are offered in child and family practice, family violence, law and human services, rehabilitation services, and substance abuse/chemical dependency.

Associate in Arts Degree
The associate-level human services degree is designed to prepare you for positions such as childcare worker, mental health technician, community worker, recreation aide, activities aide, and geriatric aide.