Masters in Human Services
A master's degree in human services prepares students for management and higher level positions in non-profit work, social service agencies, public policy, government organizations, and state-run family and child services agencies. Those who wish to pursue a master's in this field would typically first obtain a bachelor's with a major in human services, sociology, psychology, or a related discipline. According to the Urban Institute, non-profit organizations in the U.S. have been growing at a rate which outpaces general economic growth so job outlook for this field is fantastic.
Online Schools Offering Masters in Human Services
Liberty University Online
Campuses: Online- Masters in Human Services
- Counseling
- Masters in Counseling
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- PhD in Counseling
- Family & Marriage Therapy
Capella University (Graduate)
Campuses: Online- Masters in Human Services
- PhD in Human Services
- Counseling
- Masters in Counseling
- Emergency Management
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- Family & Marriage Therapy
- Public Safety Management
- School Counseling & Psychology
- Social Work
Lewis University
Campuses: Online- Masters in Human Services
- Public Administration
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- MBA in Public Administration
- Public Safety Management
Post University Online
Campuses: Online- Masters in Human Services
- Counseling
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- Masters in Social Work
