Human Development Masters Degrees
Human development master’s students study the human condition as it relates to the evolution of mankind in general and the development of institutions to enhance the human experience. Human development master’s degree programs focus on studying the emotional, cognitive, biological, and social factors that affect the human condition.
| State | Employment | Annual Mean Wage |
|---|---|---|
| California | 990 | $94,230 |
| New York | 310 | $66,870 |
| North Carolina | 140 | $85,210 |
| Massachusetts | 130 | $94,710 |
| Texas | 110 | $37,400 |
Schools with Human Development Masters Degrees
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- Take one or two core courses at a time and complete as many as you want in 12 weeks for one flat fee*
- Set your own deadlines and move at your own speed
- Programs in Social Work, Human Services and Social and Community Services
Pacific Oaks College
Nova Southeastern University
University of Illinois at Chicago
Syracuse University
Brigham Young University
Saint Mary's University of Minnesota
New York University
University of New Hampshire
Walsh University
University of Nebraska - Lincoln
University At Albany (S.U.N.Y.)
Amridge University (formerly Southern Christian University)