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Human Services Administration

Designed for degree-completion students who either have completed an associate degree in a program such as Human Services Technician or Social Work or have 60 or more relevant transfer credits, and who plan to work in an agency setting, the Human Services Administration major may not have required classes available on the Adrian campus. Students will be able to understand and explain varieties of human behaviors in the workplace and seek solutions to problem behaviors in the workplace. They will identify issues critical to public service and human service administration and develop strategies to effectively deal with these issues. HSA majors will develop management skills for daily operation and long-range planning strategies for the future, and will express recognition and understanding for different ethnicities, races, ages, classes, and genders and how these factors impact service delivery systems to the community. Students will also be able to develop a budget for a public service or human service agency and will understand the role of public policy in budgeting and financing for public and human service agencies. The Human Services Administration major is offered at one or more centers of The College for Professional Studies but is not available in The College of Arts and Sciences.

Degree: Bachelor of Arts

Division: Division of Social and Behavioral Sciences

Location(s):

Battle Creek

Download Program PDF: HSA.pdf

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