Human Services school training courses in Denver, CO (public, in-house or online)

This program prepares students for entry-level employment in communities and institutions that serve clients with a variety of human needs. Students may choose to focus on specific skill areas, such as social service agencies, health care centers, youth services, substance abuse programs, geriatric centers, child abuse programs, community corrections facilities, crisis centers and domestic violence programs.
With the exception of MAT 103, the AAS in Human Services degree at CCD may be transfe...

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With Post University Online, you can earn your Master of Science in Human Services in as little as 18 months. The Master of Science in Human Services is a 37-credit hour program designed to meet the educational needs of individuals who seek to advance their skills and career options or seek employment in a wide variety of human service positions.

Courses are offered in 8-week modules, six times a year, and students may complete their degree by taking courses completely online or during e...

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Do you enjoy helping people? Would you like to make a positive difference in people’s lives? Graduates of DBU’s Human Services program are prepared for entry-level careers in rehabilitation centers, group residential facilities, mental health centers, substance abuse programs, aging programs, women’s resource centers, and family, child, and youth service agencies. Human Services professionals assist clients with daily living skills, help individuals obtain needed services, and/or lead therapeuti...

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The goal of the Human Services program at Columbia College is to assist students in developing empirically-based knowledge and practice skills fundamental for responsible and effective application within the Human Services field. The program also helps prepare students for graduate studies in a variety of fields and emphasizes the need for life-long learning. Two baccalaureate degrees are offered in Human Services: The Bachelor of Arts and the Bachelor of Science. For students currently working ...

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The criminal justice field is expanding in the areas of corrections, law enforcement, law and the courts, and in many types of human services programs that support the system*. As a result, there is an increasing demand for individuals with industry-current criminal justice skills.

The BSCJ-HS degree program is designed to provide you with a foundation in law enforcement, the courts and corrections, as well as a human services core that could help prepare you for positions of responsibili...

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