Human Development Masters Graduate Programs

As disparities along ethic/racial, economic, gender and religious lines gain prominence in the national conversation, there is a growing need for trained "change agents" to carry out the work of community development, social justice and human right...

The Master of Science in Disability and Human Development is designed to prepare students for leadership positions in human service organizations, as...

Syracuse University's Department of Child and Family Studies, housed in the David B. Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics, offers master's (M.A., M.S.) and doctoral (Ph.D.) degrees in child and family studies, with possible specializations in child...

This interdisciplinary graduate program allows students to combine academic interests with career goals.

The curriculum is firmly rooted in community, social, personality, and developmental psychology.

The Applied Psychology - Human Development Division provides students with a foundation in the core concepts of psychology, assessment evaluation, human development and field research. We encourage students to engage the challenge of framing major psych...

The program uses a strengths-based curriculum to support youths to become socially, emotionally & cognitively competent adults.

The Master of Arts degree with emphasis in Marriage and Family Therapy or Professional Counseling is more oriented toward human services.

In addition to the Masters of Science in HDFS, graduate students may work with HDFS faculty who hold joint appointments with the Interdisciplinary Doc...

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The major focus of faculty and graduate students in the Department of Human Development and Family Studies is the study of interpersonal competence and relationship dynamics in the context of the family. We approach interpersonal competence issues by ex...