Course Overview
The Human Development and Family Science program at The Ohio State University focuses on the study of human development across the lifespan and the dynamics of family relationships. The curriculum emphasizes understanding individual and family well-being through psychological, social, and cultural perspectives. Students explore topics such as child and adolescent development, aging, family systems, and intervention strategies. Unique features include hands-on learning through research opportunities and community engagement projects.
Career Prospects
Graduates are prepared for diverse roles in human services, education, and community organizations. The program equips students with skills for careers in counseling, social work, and program development, addressing societal needs related to family and individual development.
Key Faculty and Staff
Faculty in this program include leading researchers in child development, family studies, and gerontology. Specific names and titles are available through the university's official department directory for the College of Education and Human Ecology.
Unique Facilities and Partnerships
The program benefits from access to specialized research centers, such as those focused on early childhood development and family resilience. Partnerships with local schools, healthcare providers, and community agencies offer students practical experience and networking opportunities.
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