Careers in Rehabilitation and Human Services
The need for qualified RHS professionals is expected to remain strong. Students are expanding their horizons and often establish careers in agencies like:
- Programs for children and youth
- Private non-profit rehabilitation centers
- Mental health agencies
- Private-for-profit rehabilitation agencies
- Rehabilitation hospitals
- Alcohol and other drug treatment centers
- Correctional facilities
- Public welfare agencies
- Social service agencies
- Schools
- Vocational rehabilitation programs
- Programs for older adults
While the bachelor's degree provides many opportunities for careers, students also have the opportunity to pursue graduate work in more advanced fields, including:
- Counseling (e.g., Mental Health, Rehabilitation, School, Addiction)
- Occupational Therapy
- Physical Therapy
- Speech Therapy
- Speech-Language Pathology
- Psychology (clinical, counseling, developmental)
- Art Therapy
Degree information and suggested academic plan
To learn about degree program options, program requirements, learning outcomes, career paths, and suggested academic plan (SAP) for Rehabilitation and Human Services, visit the Undergraduate Bulletin:
