Online Schools Offering Human Services Degrees

Earning one of the 254 programs listed here can get you started in an administrative career in the helping professions. We currently feature 33 schools offering human services degrees. Recommendation rates for these schools range from 21 percent to 100 percent, with the average rate at 64 percent, according to our student reviewers. These schools have an average career helpfulness rating of 64 percent. Tuition ranges from $6,090 to $42,818 a year.

Human services degrees can prepare graduates for work in many settings, from child and family services to fire departments and human resources departments. Associate students in human resources study client services, human resources benefits, human relations, employment law, and more. Graduates can become social and human services assistants. The bachelor's degree opens up more career opportunities, such as staff-level and management-level human services positions. Bachelor's students take classes in a variety of business and social science areas. At the master's level, students typically specialize in a particular human services area, such as addictions, youth and family, or health. Individuals with experience in the field can use the doctorate degree to become high-level administrators or college professors.