Programs

Human Development and Research

The Human Development and Research focus area at the University of Maryland investigates critical questions about how individuals grow and learn throughout their lives, from infancy to adulthood. It explores the cognitive, social, emotional, linguistic, moral, and neurophysiological development of children and adolescents, as well as the emergence of prejudice and how adults can address it. With a strong commitment to equity, inclusion, and excellence, this program engages students in transformative research that informs educational practices and policies, aiming to create a real-world impact in classrooms, communities, and families. This program is ideal for inquisitive thinkers passionate about understanding human growth, aspiring researchers who want to contribute to educational and developmental psychology, and individuals driven to make a positive impact on children, adolescents, and families. It's also well-suited for those who value diverse perspectives and are motivated by a sense of social responsibility.

Human Development and Social Policy PhD

The Human Development and Social Policy (HDSP) PhD program at Northwestern University investigates the intricate connections between public policy, human development, and societal well-being. It explores how policies impact individuals across their lifespan and how research on human development can effectively inform policy creation and evaluation. The program provides a strong interdisciplinary foundation in human development, advanced research methodologies (both qualitative and quantitative), and the principles of policy development and implementation. Students have the opportunity to specialize in areas like child development and social policy, adult development and social policy, or human development and education policy.

Human Development, BA

The Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Human Development program at San Diego Christian College (SDCC) is designed for students who are passionate about serving others. This comprehensive degree integrates biblical truths and principles with academic study in psychology, counseling, lifespan development, and leadership. The program aims to foster spiritual growth alongside academic progression, equipping students with the skills to guide individuals through life transitions, loss, and crises. Graduates will become critical thinkers, effective communicators, and compassionate advocates grounded in ethical principles.

Human Ecology, PhD

The PhD in Human Ecology is a doctoral program focused on understanding the intricate relationships between people and their environments. This program is offered through the School of Human Ecology, a leading institution known for its faculty's national reputations and commitment to nurturing future scholars. The curriculum integrates research, outreach, and service, reflecting the university's 'Wisconsin Idea' – the principle that the university's influence extends beyond campus to benefit society. Students will engage in advanced study and research across disciplinary lines, preparing them for impactful careers in academia, policy, and practice.

Human Ecology: Human Ecology, MS

The Master of Science in Human Ecology program offers a multidisciplinary approach to understanding and addressing contemporary issues related to human and community development. It focuses on current theories and strategies for creating, managing, and evaluating settings that promote well-being. Students will engage with research and practice that integrates the promotion of human and family development with perspectives on building effective organizations and sustainable communities. This program is designed as an applied, terminal degree, ideal for those new to the field or with existing experience, who wish to develop specialized expertise through elective courses and a real-world capstone project. The curriculum allows students to tailor their learning to specific interests, enabling them to name their expertise for future employers. Graduates are prepared for diverse roles in community-based organizations, intermediary organizations, government agencies, and university outreach programs.

Human Enhancement Technologies and Social Life (SOCIO305)

This paper delves into the causes and societal impacts of technologies designed for human enhancement. It critically examines emerging issues related to smart drugs, gene editing, and cybernetics, exploring how these advancements influence both individuals and society as a whole. The course is delivered entirely online, offering flexibility for students regardless of their location.

Human Geography and Planning (BSc)

This BSc program in Human Geography and Planning explores the major geographical trends shaping our world today, equipping you with the analytical skills to understand spatial change. You will investigate the evolving nature of places, the intricate relationship between society and space, and the role of governance in shaping these dynamics. The course places local and national issues within a global context, covering topics such as environmental change in the UK, socio-economic shifts in Wales, and broader international development. You will develop a comprehensive understanding of global, national, and local processes of change, key environmental, social, cultural, political, and economic trends, and how planning influences their impact on various locations. Detailed case studies, including field study visits, will provide practical experience and a deeper appreciation of transnational spatial change. The program is designed to enhance your employability skills, preparing you for a competitive job market and helping you make a significant contribution in your chosen field.

Human Kinetics

The Human Kinetics program at Trinity Western University focuses on the health and well-being of individuals and their communities. It combines theoretical knowledge with practical experience, emphasizing the role of sport, health, and recreation in fostering active lifestyles. The program aims to equip students with the skills to pursue careers where they can inspire communities and individuals towards healthier, more active lives. With a distinctive faith-based approach, the faculty are dedicated to academic excellence and providing hands-on experiences within smaller class sizes that encourage integrated discussion and strong relationships between students and instructors. The School of Human Kinetics is also a certified training center by the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA).

Human Kinetics

Welcome to the Human Kinetics program at St. Francis Xavier University (StFX). Our philosophy is that 'movement is essential to life.' If you're interested in sport, physical activity, movement, and exercise, this program offers a variety of courses to explore these concepts. We have approximately 530 students enrolled across all years. The Human Kinetics degree is accredited by CCUPEKA and offers options to tailor your studies to your specific interests. Our faculty and lab instructors are dedicated, and numerous opportunities exist for experiential learning in real-life applied settings and for undergraduate research. Grads are successful and well-rounded.

Human Kinetics Degrees

St. Francis Xavier University offers Bachelor of Arts (BA) and Bachelor of Science (BSc) degrees in Human Kinetics. These four-year programs focus on the study of human movement from either a humanities/social sciences perspective (BA) or a scientific perspective (BSc). Graduates are prepared for careers in health, fitness, sports, media, coaching, or further studies in fields like education, physiotherapy, medicine, and various sport-related disciplines. Students can specialize in kinesiology, with options for minors in human nutrition, health sciences, or sport management. The university also offers unique combined degree pathways, including a 5-year concurrent BA/BSc in Human Kinetics with a Bachelor of Education (BEd), and opportunities to earn a second degree in Human Nutrition or a Diploma in Engineering.

Human Nutrition

Discover how food, nutrients, and eating patterns influence growth, development, physical performance, and health. In this program, you will explore societal challenges related to nutrition and its impact on all aspects of health, including healthy ageing, obesity, and the social and psychological effects of food. You will gain knowledge and skills to improve individual and population health and wellbeing, guided by experts and practising nutritionists. The program covers the biological foundations of nutrition, lifecycle nutrition, diet's role in chronic disease, and strategies for diverse communities, while also examining cultural and social influences on dietary habits. Practical projects allow you to monitor your body's response to food and develop research skills. Graduates can apply for student membership with the Nutrition Society of New Zealand and may become Registered Associate Nutritionists.

Human Nutrition

This course offers an introduction to the science and fundamental principles of human nutrition. It explores the major functions and sources of essential nutrients and their impact on health and disease. Topics include nutritional needs across different life stages, food choices, health behaviors, food safety, the prevention of chronic diseases, and public health nutrition issues in the United States and globally. The course emphasizes the practical application of nutrition science to current health concerns and links nutrition to relevant concepts in chemistry and physiology.

Human Nutrition (MSc)

This Master of Science (MSc) in Human Nutrition program aims to deepen your understanding of the relationship between diet and health, and equip you with the knowledge to help prevent disease. You will explore various aspects of human nutrition, from molecular and metabolic levels to public health, sustainable diets, and global food systems. The flexible course structure allows you to align your studies with your specific interests and career goals. Upon completion, you will be able to describe the scientific basis of nutrition, understand nutritional requirements across different scales, analyze the food chain's impact on dietary choices, and apply nutritional principles to promote individual and population health. The program is a collaboration with the University of Aberdeen's Rowett Institute, a renowned centre for nutrition research, offering a rich history and expertise in informing policy and understanding diet-related health issues.

Human Nutrition and Food-Related Behaviour Master's Programme

This Master's Programme in Human Nutrition and Food-Related Behaviour provides a strong foundation for a career in the food industry, with a focus on quality, sustainability, and consumer insights. You will gain a deep understanding of the multifaceted effects of nutrition on health, from public health perspectives and food behaviour to physiological and cellular levels. The programme also covers a wide range of food science topics essential for understanding food production, safety, and quality. Teaching methods are diverse, and small group sizes facilitate effective learning and interaction.

Human Resource Development, Graduate Concentration

The Human Resource Development (HRD) graduate concentration focuses on the knowledge and applied processes used to enhance workplace performance and individual learning within organizations. This field is crucial for virtually any organization, including for-profit and non-profit entities, public institutions, and educational bodies, both domestically and internationally. Students gain a comprehensive understanding of HRD principles and their practical application.

Human Resource Management

This course focuses on preparing students for organizational and managerial roles within the field of human resource management. You will gain knowledge of key HR strategies, methods, and technologies used in modern organizations. The program aims to equip you with practical skills in areas such as recruitment, employee assessment, onboarding, motivation, and development. Upon completion, you will be able to effectively manage HR processes and contribute to organizational growth.

Human Resource Management

This degree program is designed to prepare students for professional careers in general business and administration, with a specific focus on Human Resource Management. The curriculum aims to develop well-rounded individuals with a broad skill set across all business disciplines. Students will gain a strong foundation in business core subjects and further develop competencies in accounting, finance, and Management Information Systems (MIS).

Human Resource Management

The MSc Human Resource Management at Aston University is an adaptable and inclusive program designed for graduates from any discipline who aspire to make a global impact in organisations. Delivered by the triple-accredited Aston Business School, this course provides extensive knowledge and practical skills for competing in the international HR market. You will gain an in-depth understanding of the complex relationship between the business environment and human resource management. The curriculum covers key theoretical areas such as motivation and strategy, and explores their impact on organisational performance. Additionally, you will develop essential practical skills for HR practitioners, including recruitment techniques, development tools, and negotiation skills, preparing you for diverse HR roles globally. The program is taught by leading academics with significant experience and research contributions in areas like HR consultancy and international human resource management. Aston University employs an innovative block teaching approach, focusing on one subject at a time to enhance learning, reduce stress, and foster a balanced study-life experience.

Human Resource Management (BA)

Human Resource Management Graduate Certificate

The Human Resource Management Graduate Certificate at Lindenwood University is designed for professionals seeking to enhance their HR expertise without the commitment of a full master's degree. This focused program equips you with practical skills in strategic HR management, compensation and benefits, staffing, employment law, and workforce development. Available in online and blended formats, the certificate offers flexibility for working professionals, delivering applied knowledge that can be immediately implemented in real-world settings. Courses are led by faculty with extensive experience in HR leadership, management, and organizational development.

Human Resource Management Online Degree

Maryville University offers an online Bachelor of Science in Human Resource Management (BSHRM). This program is designed for individuals seeking to develop expertise in managing human capital within organizations. It provides a comprehensive understanding of HR principles and practices, preparing graduates for a variety of roles in the field.

Human Resource Management, BA

The Bachelor of Arts in Human Resource Management at Lindenwood University prepares students to effectively manage and develop an organization's workforce. This program integrates fundamental business principles with specialized human resource topics, including recruitment, employee development, compensation, employment law, labor relations, and organizational behavior. The curriculum is designed to equip students with practical, career-ready skills applicable across various sectors such as corporate, non-profit, government, healthcare, and manufacturing.