For general inquiries and questions about the program, please email familytherapy@nova.edu
Dr. Anne Rambo Director of MS and Certification Programs rambo@nova.edu (954) 262-3002
Dr. Kara Erolin Director of Doctoral Programs kerolin@nova.edu (954) 262-3055
The interdisciplinary focus of the Human Development and Family Studies (HDFS) major will help hone your skills and provide you with the foundation to work with a diverse array of individuals-ranging from infants to the elderly-and in varied settings, ranging from public and non-profit agencies, to business and governmental agencies.
An HDFS degree prepares students for employment and advancement in careers in public, non-profit agencies, school districts, colleges and universities, state and local government agencies, federal government agencies and hospitals, where HDFS graduates may work as case managers, rehabilitation workers, crisis advocates, and youth program specialists.
Graduates of this program can become leaders in a variety of professional positions and industries, including:
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