Bachelor of Science in Human Sevices/Management

I'm thinking an HR position?? But I would call a career counselor at a local college. Best of luck to you!

I would contact a rep from a near by college
D. S

My husband and I are foster parents and this type of degree is what several of our caseworks (not only the placement agency but also CPS caseworkers) have obtained.

I have another friend that works for a company that houses and helps adults with learning disabilities to be able to live on their own outside an institution but with supervision and this type of degree is what some of the individuals in the office hold.

Hope this has given you just a few ideas. I am sure that there are other jobs that this degree would be specific to, check with a univeristy advisor or google it, the best of luck.

I googled the info...here is what I found: seems very "open" to a variety of different careers...you may want to specialize in something similar as to increase your salary potential...as well as get your masters....just a thought...
Glossary of Bachelor's Degree Programs > Bachelor of Science (BS): Human Services Degree Overview
Bachelor of Science (BS): Human Services Degree Overview

Do you want to make a difference? Is a job helping others your idea of an ideal occupation? Then in preparation, consider taking a Bachelor of Science in Human Services Degree. Read the following article to find out more about Bachelor of Science in Human Services Degree programs.

Bachelor of Science Human Services Degree Overview:

The field of human services is very broad and students usually pick an area of specialization. Students may design their studies to allow them to work in community health centers, drug treatment facilities, organizations for the aging, social service, welfare agencies, or mental health organizations upon graduation.

Required Courses:

Courses for a Bachelor of Science (BS): Human Services Degree may include:
Counseling
Family Violence
Alcohol and Drug Dependency
Juvenile delinquency
Addictions
Fitness
Loss and grief
Ethics
Family Violence
Law
Rehabilitation Services
Substance Abuse
Interviewing
Advocacy
Case Management
Crisis Intervention

Courses in psychology, sociology, human relations and computer may also be required. The actual courses taken will depend on area of specialization chosen.

Skills Obtained:

Graduates of a degree in human services need to have good interpersonal and oral and written communication skills. They will know that value of teamwork. They will be skilled in screening and choosing clients, assessing client needs, identifying a plan of action, and implementation of the plan. They will have superior skills in decision-making, intervention and problem solving. Computers, record keeping and evaluation skills are also an asset.

Career Related Information

Reasons For Earning a Bachelor of Science Human Services Degree:

If you have a real desire to help others, consider a degree in human services. You will be rewarded in many ways and find true career satisfaction knowing you have helped someone better their lives. There are many career paths open to you ranging from social worker, community support worker, mental health aide, day care provider, public defender, community activist or childcare worker.

goodluck--sounds very rewarding...

With this degree you can work in social services for like the state level and city level. There are many jobs put there for like state workers and city workers. There are in OK. anyways. Hope that helps a little!!