143 Human Services Degree Programs

Develop a better understanding of the approaches employed in caring for vulnerable children.

This course will give students in the urban concentration the opportunity to do investigative reporting on behalf of local city and ethnic media looking for in-depth coverage of unsolved problems in their communities.

Students will explore the art and craft of long-form storytelling, writing their own 3,000-5,000-word pieces.

Facts matter. Reliable information is essential to democracy. And good journalism challenges views of the world. To make your mark, first learn how to gather information and develop the necessary writing, reporting, and editing skills for an evolving, multimedia industry. The future of journalism is waiting.

Care for people needing support with a Certificate III in Individual Support. This course prepares students to provide individualised support in working roles. Work involves using discretion and judgement in relation to individual support as well as taking responsibility for own outputs. Workers have a range of factual, technical and procedural knowledge, as well as some theoretical knowledge of the concepts and practices required to provide person- centred support.

ARC's Funeral Service Education program prepares students for entry-level employment in the funeral service industry, provides a strong theory-based curriculum and related clinical experience reflective of the current industry standard, and maintains or exceeds the standards put forth by the accrediting board.

Journalism students typically share a passion for writing, an earnest desire to tell honest stories and a fascination with public affairs. More than half of all journalism students choose a second field of study to complement their journalism degree. Some of the most common second majors are political science, history, English and rhetoric and communication.

Students in this major will learn to analyze and interpret significant texts in the ancient languages and to understand their cultural context.Students can chose a major in classics (both languages), or in Greek (CGRK) or Latin (LATN) alone. All majors are encouraged to take at least one year of each language, if possible.