Bs in human development and family studies in Michigan state university

Graduates will be committed to improving the health and wellbeing of diverse individuals and families across the lifespan through research, teaching, and professional practice. Recognizing, understanding and addressing the central role of diversity and interdependence among families and communities is a core value of graduates. Students gain knowledge of basic research and the application of research to improving the lives of individuals in the context of the family, the community, and policy. Practical experience in realworld settings is incorporated into the degree program. Students are prepared to work in community and governmental agencies and organizations that provide human services within changing societies and serve children, youth, and families. Upon graduation, students may apply for provisional certification as a Family Life Educator and with additional work experience they can earn full certification.

Official high school transcripts, Marksheets and Certificates, TOEFL-IBT-79, PBT-550/IELTS-6.5/MELAB-80 for nonnative English speakers.

Teaching, Academics, Social Work, Medicine

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