Human Development & Family Studies Major
Salt Lake City , United States
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Degree
Bachelors
Major
Child Development
Area of study
Social Sciences | Health
Course Language
English
About Program
Program Overview
Human Development & Family Studies Major
Catalog Year
All courses must be completed with a C- or better.
Graduation Requirements
To fulfill general education and graduation requirements, each student must have a minimum U of U 2.0 GPA ,122 minimum credits ,40 upper division credits , and30 residency credits.
HDFS Core (25 Credits)
- FCS 1500 Lifespan Human Development (3) BF
- FCS 2400 Modern Family (3) BF
- FCS 3010 Intro to FCS Careers (2)
- FCS 3200 Research Methods (4) CW
- FCS 3210 FCS Statistics (4) QI
- FCS 3450 Family Economic Issues (3) BF QI OR FCS 3500 Financial Skills for Life (3) QI
Community/Diversity Focused Courses (Choose two from the following):
- FCS 2180 Family, School, Community Connections (3)**
- FCS 3245 Human Sexuality in a World of Diversity (3) DV**
- FCS 3290 Race, Ethnicity and Family Diversity (4) DVHF**
- FCS 3420 Housing Policy and Issues (3) CW
- FCS 3510 Tax Preparation and Community Engagement (3)
- FCS 4890 CSBS Internship in FCS (3)^
- FCS 5180 Autism Across the Lifespan (3)**
- FCS 5200 Families and Social Policy (3)
- FCS 5343 Family Advocacy and Policy (3)**
- FCS 5390 Gender, Race and Sexuality Across the Lifespan (3)**
- FCS 5430 Families and Healthcare Policy (3)**
- FCS 5450 Nonprofit Community Organizations (3)**
- FCS 5630 Healthy Communities (3)
- FCS 5700 Analyzing Community Growth (3)
** If not used to fulfill this requirement can be used as an elective^ Up to 3 credits of FCS 4890 can be used towards the community/diversity requirement. 6 total credits can be used towards the major as a whole
HDFS Electives (9 Credits)
6 Credits must be 5000+ level
- FCS 2100 Transition to Adulthood (3) BF
- FCS 2216 Interacting with Infants and Toddlers (3)
- FCS 2600 Introduction to Early Childhood Education (3)
- FCS 2610 Understanding Children’s Behavior (3)
- FCS 2620 Child Development Practicum (3)**
- FCS 2640 Integrated Curriculum Methods (3)
- FCS 3215 Beginnings: Development in Infancy and Childhood (3) BF
- FCS 3270 Parenting (3)
- FCS 3300 Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health (3)
- FCS 3370 Parenting Across Cultures (3) IR
- FCS 3380 Social Science and Medicine (3)
- FCS 3630 Intimacy and Love (3) BF
- FCS 5170 Creativity and Cognition in Young Children (3)
- FCS 5230 Adolescence (3)
- FCS 5240 Mid/Later Life Adult Development and Family (3)
- FCS 5250 Theories of Human Development (3)
- FCS 5280 Marriage, Divorce and Remarriage (3)
- FCS 5282 Conflict and Mediation (3)
- FCS 5305 Therapeutic Play in Health Care Settings (3)
- FCS 5311 Childhood Health Care I (3)**
- FCS 5312 Childhood Health Care II (3)**
- FCS 5370 Family Violence (3) CW
- FCS 5375 Trauma and Human Development (3)
- FCS 5380 Family Problems (3)
- FCS 5962 Special Topics in Human Development (1-4)
- FCS 5940 Lifespan Attachment Theory (3)
** Requires Prerequisite(s)
Allied Coursework (12 Credits)
This requirement can be waived with completion of a second major, minor, or certificate.
- Allied Departments
- Anthropology
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Communication
- Communication Science Disorders
- Criminology
- Economics
- Education
- Education Culture & Society
- Educational Psychology
- Ethnic Studies
- Gender Studies
- Geography
- Health Education & Promotion
- Health Society & Policy
- Honors
- Nursing
- Nutrition
- Occupational & Recreational Therapies
- Parks Recreation & Tourism
- Peace & Conflict
- Philosophy
- Political Science
- Psychology
- Religious Studies
- Social Work
- Sociology
- Special Education
Requirements subject to change. Students are encouraged to meet with an academic advisor frequently.
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