Master of Science in Studies in Human Behavior
Harold Abel School of Social and Behavioral Sciences
General Studies in Human Behavior
Design and deliver more effective social services by increasing your understanding of the many circumstances that affect individual and group behavior, and gaining deeper knowledge and skills to address them. This online degree program includes opportunities to apply contemporary human behavior theory and research to the development, evaluation, and leadership of social and behavioral programs; employ strategies for critical thinking and writing in the human behavior discipline; develop approaches to providing ethnically and culturally sensitive services to individuals, groups, and organizations; and use established standards and ethics for professional behavior and service. People likely to choose this specialization include behavioral science, education, psychology, or social service professionals pursuing leadership, management, or consulting positions in social and behavioral service or advocacy organizations. This degree program is not designed to meet licensure requirements for the counseling, psychology, or social work professions.
The MS in Studies in Human Behavior program is not designed to meet licensure requirements for counseling, social work, or psychology professions.
Learners enrolled in this MS specialization are required to take the courses in a prescribed sequence.
Core Courses (each course 4 quarter credits unless noted)
- SHB5003 - Survey of Research in Human Development and Behavior
- SHB5006 - Survey of Research Methodology
- SHB5315 - Ethics and Leadership in Studies in Human Behavior
- SHB5318 - Scope of Studies in Human Behavior
- SHB5443 - Human Behavior and Diversity
Specialization Courses (each course 4 quarter credits unless noted)
- SHB5109 - Scope of Addictive Behaviors and Eating Disturbances
- SHB5314 - Program Design & Evaluation
- SHB5337 - Child and Adolescent Studies
- SHB5501 - Contemporary Issues in Studies in Human Behavior
- SHB5990* - Studies in Human Behavior Integrative Project
Two Elective Courses
- Choose any graduate course(s).
Review of this specialization is pending in TN.
* This course has a prerequisite. Contact an enrollment counselor for more information.
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