Family Life Emphasis
Enrich Relationships and Foster Well-being: Embrace an Emphasis in Family Life
Delve into the heart of family dynamics with our Family Life emphasis. This program provides an in-depth exploration of family relationships, child development, and the role of media in family life, equipping students with the knowledge and skills to support healthy family environments.
Key Learning Outcomes
- Marriage, Family, and Human Development Knowledge: Describe major theories and research findings related to marriage, family living, & human development.
- Effective Writing and Critical Thinking: Write professional research papers in the discipline that demonstrate an ability to synthesize and critically evaluate research related to specific theories and/or substantive areas.
Skills You Will Develop
- Empathy and effective communication for family and relationship counseling
- Analytical abilities to evaluate family and developmental research
- Critical thinking for understanding complex family issues
- Problem-solving skills for addressing family challenges
- Research skills in the field of family studies
Career Opportunities
Graduates can pursue careers child and family advocacy, family life education, and more. This emphasis also lays a strong foundation for advanced studies in family studies, social work, psychology, and related fields.
Transform Lives and Strengthen Families: Begin Your Journey in Family Life Today!
Exciting Courses
Marriage and Family Relationships (SFL 210): Understand the principles and dynamics of marriage and family life
Child Development (SFL 200): Explore the physical, cognitive, and emotional development of children
Parenting and Child Guidance (SFL 331): Gain insights into effective parenting techniques and child guidance strategies
Parent and Child Relations (SFL 333): Study the relationship dynamics between parents and children
Teaching Children and Adolescents (SFL 335): Learn methods for educating and supporting children and adolescents
Media, Family, and Human Development (SFL 358): Examine the effects of media on family interactions and individual development