Child Development and Family Relations (CDFR) is the largest concentration area within the Department of Human Sciences. The CDFR curriculum focuses on human development across the lifespan. A diverse and interdisciplinary approach to learning exposes students to current trends and knowledge used in working with children and families. Students gain applied experience in the field through our practicum course offering. This program of study prepares students to work effectively with individuals and families in a variety of contexts. Many of our students go on to pursue graduate degrees in Human Development and Family Studies or other related areas such as Psychology, and Social Work.
Four-Year Curriculum Plan in Family and Consumer Sciences
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