EARN A DEGREE IN THE FAST-GROWING HEALTHCARE INDUSTRY.
If you want to make a difference in the health and wellbeing of others but don’t want to provide direct, hands-on patient care, Marian University’s online Bachelor of Arts in Health and Human Services (HHS) degree is the ideal fit. The ever-evolving healthcare landscape increasingly requires professionals in a variety of roles to serve patients and ensure efficient, effective delivery of services.
Health and human services specialists use their knowledge to educate and serve others. Careers in health and human services go beyond individual care. Find out how a B.A. in HHS degree can help you find a fulfilling career while making a difference in your community.
Make a positive impact.
As a health and human services graduate, you’ll find many career options from which you can choose. In some positions, you will help coordinate service delivery, manage agencies, provide support services, or educate and improve the community. You may work individually or as a member of a team that could include healthcare providers, social service workers, and others.
Your health and human services bachelor's degree will prepare you to enter today's growing and rapidly changing job market.
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Why choose Marian University?
Transfer Credits Easily We'll work with you to maximize the credits that you've already earned from other accredited institutions.
Form a Strong Foundation Marian University is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools.
Convenient Online Classes The BHHS degree is totally online. Classes last just five- or eight weeks with 12 start dates per year to easily accommodate your schedule.
Marian University is ranked #2 Most Innovative School among Midwest Regional Universities for 2022, according to the U.S. News & World Report. Additionally, Marian jumped one spot to #27 (out of 157) for Best Midwest Regional Universities.
You want a university with a great reputation, and one with a long and respected history. Marian University was founded in 1851 and is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools.
Five-week classes begin three times a semester while eight-week* classes begin two times a semester.
*Eight-week courses are not available in the paralegal studies program.
Financial aid is available for degree-seeking Marian students. Guest students (non-Marian students enrolled only in online prerequisites) do not qualify for financial aid.
See the Office of Financial Aid for more information.