Online Human Services Degree Programs

Online degrees in psychology, behavioral science, mental health counseling, social work, and more.

Our accredited colleges and universities offer a variety of online degrees in counseling, psychology and human services management. These programs are ideally suited for working professionals who need maximum scheduling flexibility and want to earn their degree in less time than is usually required for on-campus programs.

Master's and Doctoral degree programs in counseling prepare students to work in positions such as marriage and family therapists, social workers, mental health counselors, educational and vocational counselors. (cont.)

Psychology degree programs offer a variety of concentrations including clinical and counseling psychology, educational, organizational and sports psychology. Students interested in the application of psychology to business can also earn a Bachelor's of Business Administration and an MBA with a concentration in Organizational Psychology.

Employment in both counseling and psychology generally require a minimum of a Master's degree, with a PhD or PsyD in Psychology being a standard requirement to work as a licensed clinical psychologist. Counselors and psychologists work on staff in healthcare, educational and social services organizations. Many in both professions earn all or part of their incomes through their private practices.

Those interested in human services management will also find Bachelor's, Master's and Doctoral online degree programs in Public Administration, Management of Non-profit Agencies, Organizational Management and Human Resources Management.

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Counseling

Certificate | Associate | Bachelor | Master | Doctoral

Mental Health Counseling, Guidance Counseling, Marriage and Family Therapy, Professional Counseling, and more.

Psychology

Psychology, Organizational Psychology, Clinical Psychology, Counseling Psychology, Industrial / Organizational Psychology, School Psychology, Sports Psychology, Marriage and Family Therapy, Forensic Psychology, and more.