Coursework

As students pursue interests in Child Life, Health and Wellbeing, or Prevention and Intervention, they will choose on of the following options:

Option 1

Do you want to gain direct experience in a community setting?

Students will complete a 240 clock hour Applied Internship (HDFS 5910, 6 credits) in the community.

Learn more about internship opportunities.

Option 2

Do you intend to pursue a graduate degree or career in research?

Students will complete Research Methods (HDFS 5950, 3 credits) to prepare for a Research Internship (HDFS 5950, 3 credits).

Students should consider the HDFS BSFCS / HDFS MS Thesis Double Dawg Program.

Option 3

Service-learning is the application of academic skills and knowledge to address a community need, issue, or problem and to enhance student learning.

Students will complete an HDFS Service-Learning elective (HDFS S course, 3 credits) and an HDFS Elective (3 credits).

Choose from the following courses:

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