Bachelor of Science (B.S.) IN Human Development and Family Studies
Human Development and Family Studies prepares students for careers in family, governmental, and community service agencies that serve children, adolescents, adults, the elderly, and their families. Students graduating with a Human Development and Family Studies major often seek graduate training in HDFS, psychology, counseling, or social work; or pursue certification as Family Life Educators.
Early Childhood Development & Education, B.S. Birth Through Kindergarten Teacher License Concentration
The Birth through Kindergarten Teacher Licensure Program prepares students for a variety of careers, including teaching in public Kindergarten and NC pre-K classrooms.
Early Childhood Development & Education, B.S. Early Care & Education Concentration
The Early care and Education Concentration prepares students to work with young children with and without disabilities in a variety of diverse contexts, including community child care centers, private kindergartens, hospitals, and parent-child centers.
Undergraduate Minor
An undergraduate minor in Human Development and Family Studies pairs well with majors such as Peace & Conflict Studies, Gerontology, Nutrition, Psychology, Nursing, or Social Work.
