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Formatted Title
Human Services
Delivery Options
Delivery Options
On Campus
Popular Careers
Popular Careers
Casework Specialist
Addictions Counselor Assistant
Social Services Technician
Human or Social Services Assistant
Awards
Awards
A.S. Degree
Diploma
Dean of the School of Education, Public and Human Service
What it is
With a Human Services Diploma or A.S. degree, you can help and advocate for those with social, emotional, physical or developmental challenges. The program integrates theory and skills practice and emphasizes peer interaction and group learning projects. Throughout the program, you will gain the skills you need to make a difference people’s lives.
Highlights
- You’ll learn by doing in the Human Services program, gaining the confidence and skills you need to succeed in today’s job market.
- You’ll build a solid career foundation with community service and extensive fieldwork assignments.
- Performance-based evaluations provide valuable feedback for your personal and professional development.
- As part of Minneapolis College’s diverse student body, you’ll gain the cross-cultural perspective that today’s human services employers are looking for.
- Achieve your career goals: Minneapolis College has a history of consistently high job-placement rates.
- Minneapolis College’s strong network of relationships with community employers opens the door to valuable internship and employment opportunities.
- Human Services students develop strong peer groups as they learn to support each other through group projects, self-exploration and role-playing.
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Award Requirements and Course Descriptions & Outlines
Please select the award below to view the degree options and requirements in the college catalog.
Program Learning Outcomes
- Identify and apply skills and attitudes that demonstrate cultural competence.
- Effectively utilize a sequence of case management skills and processes.
- Use individual counseling skills to work effectively with clients.
- Structure and facilitate effective group sessions/interactions.
- Identify systems and articulate contextual relationships within which individuals and organizations function.