Kansas State University

ACADEMIC CURRICULUM

Core Courses
Students must complete 124 hours of coursework to graduate. A sample of professional courses includes: Introduction to Human Development, Family Relationships and Gender Roles, Introduction to Human Sexuality, The Helping Relationship, Family and Consumer Economics, Families and Diversity, and Working with Parents.

Students who choose family studies and human services must select an area of concentration from family studies and human services, American ethnic studies, leadership studies, political science, psychology, sociology, gerontology, or women's studies.

Laboratory and field experiences, volunteering, community service and internships are considered essential to student success. Supervision by professors and community professionals enhances career development, as do seminars in which students discuss and evaluate their hands-on experiences. Collaboration with campus, community, regional, and national organizations in the fields of education, business and government makes these experiences possible.

Salina FSHS General Degree Option Study Guide

Salina FSHS Personal Financial Planning Degree Option Study Guide

General Family Studies and Human Services Degree Option

• Required Courses

Personal Financial Planning Degree Option

• Required Courses
• Electives