BA in Human Development and Family Science in Queens United States | Queens College, CUNY

The Human Development and Family Science (HDFS) Program at Queens College operates within the Department of Family Nutrition and Exercise Sciences (FNES). Students can earn a Bachelor of Arts degree in Human Development and Family Science by completing 120 credits, which encompass both general education requirements and specialized HDFS coursework. The program mandates 55 credits dedicated specifically to HDFS studies.

This program has received accreditation from the National Council on Family Relations (NCFR) for its Family Life Education Certification (CFLE). This recognition confirms that the curriculum covers all ten essential family life education content areas needed for CFLE qualification.

HDFS Program's primary goal is to equip students with comprehensive understanding of human development and family science principles, enabling them to utilize contemporary knowledge to improve the quality of life for individuals, families, and society.