BA in Human Development and Family Studies in Logan United States | Utah State University

Graduates gain qualifications for careers supporting people at all life stages, including early childhood education, community programs, financial guidance, mental health services, research, and human services. The curriculum addresses pressing national and worldwide challenges affecting families and individuals throughout their lives. Learners collaborate with renowned faculty on significant research initiatives aimed at advancing knowledge of human development and family dynamics, with the objective of enhancing life quality for people and families. A mandatory practicum provides hands-on professional experience beyond academic settings. Online learners can complete their practicum remotely. HDFS alumni become skilled professionals working throughout the country. The program also provides excellent preparation for advanced degree programs. Completion of all major requirements leads to a BS degree, while a BA additionally requires demonstrated competency in one or more foreign languages.