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SJC Long Island Human Services Degree

SJC Long Island Human Services Degree

A human services degree may be a good choice for you if you’re searching for a challenging career that will enable you to make a positive impact in people’s lives.

Addictions counselors, mental health workers, assisted living managers and outreach workers are all potential career opportunities in this field.

Bachelor’s Degree in Human Services

Our new bachelor’s degree in human services leads to a diverse collection of career and educational opportunities, including graduate studies in social work, mental health counseling and human services administration. The programs include specialized courses in addictions counseling, case management, gerontology, family and child welfare, as well as human services administration. Field placements are included in the course of study, thus paving the way to a position in the field.  

Flexible Scheduling and Credit for Experience

Creating a schedule that fits into your busy life has never been easier. Regardless of your age, work schedule or other commitments, at St. Joseph’s, we offer flexible scheduling options — including evening, weekend and online classes — that can fit the busy lifestyle of any student.  In fact, SJC offers qualifying students the chance to participate in the Prior Experiential Learning Assessment (PELA) Program, which gives you the opportunity to apply for credit for the experiential learning you have acquired during your career. Validated learning, not the experience alone, is the basis for awarding up to 27 PELA credits.