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A human services degree focuses on educating people to support others facing emotional, relational, economic, or psychological challenges. At ������, the online Bachelor of Human Services degree combines academic excellence with a biblical worldview, preparing you to help others with both wisdom and empathy. This program is a good fit for those who feel called to serve people and communities, whether through social work, counseling, education, or ministry.

With a human services degree online from ������, you are prepared for roles that assist individuals, families, and groups in crisis or as they seek stability. The program site says you’ll gain skills to lead difficult conversations, support those in crisis, and advocate for lasting change. You might work in community services, social work support roles, advocacy, outreach programs, or similar helping professions.

You’ll study the connections between human behavior and relationships, crisis support, community advocacy, etc. Courses include but are not limited to: human growth and development, case management, systems of social welfare, diversity and teamwork in the workplace, and legal, professional, and ethical issues in human services. 

Our human services program integrates professional skills with Christ-centered compassion, equipping graduates to serve both hearts and communities. You’ll explore servant leadership and biblical compassion while learning how to help others effectively and ethically.

All courses are 100% online, designed for adult learners balancing work and family. There are no in-person requirements. Yes! Classes are offered in accelerated 5-week sessions. The student will take one course at a time in most sessions with occasionally doubling up to maintain a full-time student status.

������ accepts up to 75 transfer credits from accredited institutions, allowing you to start where you left off! Students need to have a minimum of 60 credit hours of prior college credit completed to begin the program. (If students do not have 60 prior credit hours, there are a few options for earning these credits, including up to 24 credit hours that may be earned through experiential learning. Please reach out to onlineadmissions@grace.edu for questions about transfer credit.)

You’ll have a dedicated advisor, professors who care, and career services to guide your next steps. You’ll also have access to tutoring support, the Writing Lab, and Morgan Library resources. Our online instructors here at ������welcome and encourage a high degree of engagement and interaction. There will be opportunities to interact with your instructors and classmates through chat, email, discussion boards, and forums.