Child and Family Studies – Social Agencies
Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Child and Family Studies – Social Agencies
Support Families Through Community Engagement
The Social Agencies Track at UT Permian Basin helps students work with children and families in various social settings. This track looks at social work, health services, and public support systems through a multicultural lens. It prepares students for roles in community agencies, nonprofit organizations, and family-focused programs.
Degree Requirements
To earn a Bachelor of Arts in Child and Family Studies – Social Agencies Track at UT Permian Basin, students must complete at least 120 total semester credit hours, including:
- 37 credit hours in Child and Family Studies coursework
- Completion of student teaching or CHLD 4399 – Applied Research Project
- One course from each of the following areas: Theoretical Focus, Social Work Focus, and Special Topics Focus
- An 18 credit hour minor in a related field of choice
- A grade of C or better in all major courses and a minimum 2.0 GPA overall
- At least 30 credit hours at UTPB, including 24 of the final 30 in residence
Careers for B.A. in Child and Family Studies Majors
Earning a degree in child and family studies creates opportunities in many fields, including:
- Parent-Child Education
- Teaching
- Curriculum Development
- Counseling
- Social Services
- Fundraising
- Grant Writing
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