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Master of Human Services Degree Online
If you recognize how a social safety net helps strengthen communities, you’ll discover a fulfilling career in human services. You’ll serve individuals and families by helping them locate the resources needed to thrive. Earn your Master of Human Services degree online through Concordia University, Nebraska and discover a human services program that will distinguish you from others in the field.
Concordia offers a distinctive education that’s grounded in Christian faith, embracing service ministry and recognizing the dignity of all people. Intercultural communication, professional and personal ethics, and lifespan development are some of the components of our human services program. The program offers a choice of a generalist course of study or one of three specializations that allow you to focus on your career interests:
As you build your foundation of knowledge in the field, you’ll develop the skills to respond compassionately and effectively to society’s changing needs.
A Need for Human Services Professionals
The human services field is projected to increase over 22 percent in the years between 2008 and 2018.1 Potential cutbacks in government-funded service programs indicate major growth for private, non-profit and faith-based service providers. With a Master of Human Services from Concordia, you’ll have a broad array of career options. Professional care-giving, global relief, clinical or agency management, and crisis intervention are just some of them.
What You Gain from Studying Online at Concordia
Online education is revolutionizing lifelong learning. No matter where you live or how busy you are, you can access coursework at any time of the day. U.S. News & World Report ranks Concordia University, Nebraska in the top tier of the Midwest Regional Colleges category for 2011. Nearly 80 percent of our faculty has earned the highest degree in their respective field of study. And you’ll enjoy the support of a robust student network that spans all ages, experiences, and perspectives.
Learn more about the Human Services master’s program at Concordia University, Nebraska: Request more information or call us at 877-497-5848 to speak to an advisor.
1 Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2010-11 Edition, Social and Human Service Assistants, accessed 2/16/2011, http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos059.htm
