Human Development and Family Sciences (HDFS)
According to the University of Arkansas Department of Human Development and Family Sciences, "Human Development and Family Sciences majors develop skills to work with all ages, from child development to later stages of life. The program features two concentrations students may choose from: child life concentration and life span concentration (fully online program available). Students who graduate with this degree can pursue careers working with individuals and families in nonprofit, government and private sectors."
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| Advocacy and Client Support | Collaboration and Teamwork |
| Critical Thinking and Problem Solving | Cultural Competence |
| Ethical Decision-Making | Family Systems and Relationship Dynamics |
| Interpersonal and Empathetic Communication | Program Planning and Facilitation |
| Research Literacy and Data Interpretation |
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