BA in Human Development and Family Studies- Early Childhood in Hammond United States | Purdue University Northwest

The field of Human Development and Family Sciences (HDFS) enables professionals to engage with diverse individuals across all age groups and their families in various service environments. HDFS coursework equips you to support family members, guiding them through systems and strengthening their bonds via hands-on community experiences while building a knowledge base for your professional journey. The Early Childhood Specialization caters to students interested in studying and assisting children from infancy to age 8 and their families. While this program doesn't result in licensure, graduates who complete it successfully meet the requirements for a streamlined CFLE (Certified Family Life Educator) certification application post-graduation. Purdue University Northwest's HDFS bachelor's degree with an early childhood focus prepares future human services professionals to work with young children (birth to age 8) and their families
Program alumni gain skills to assist children aged 0-8 and their families by navigating systems and improving relationships. This qualification prepares you to pursue Certified Family Life Educator certification.