Academic Programs
Human Services Administration
Overview
Bluefield University’s Master of Arts in Human Services Administration equips you to lead organizations that change lives. Whether you’re advancing in nonprofit leadership, social services, or community-based programs, this degree blends compassion with management expertise — preparing you to make a meaningful impact at scale.
With a focus on ethical leadership, program development, and organizational effectiveness, you’ll graduate ready to guide teams, manage resources, and serve diverse populations with excellence.
Human Services Administration Degree Opportunities
- Purpose-Driven Leadership
Develop the skills to lead mission-focused organizations with integrity, empathy, and vision — grounded in Bluefield’s Christ-centered approach. - Career-Focused Curriculum
Learn practical, real-world strategies in program management, budgeting, policy, and organizational leadership — designed for immediate application in the field. - Flexible Learning Format
Designed for working professionals, this program offers the flexibility you need to balance your education with your career and personal commitments. - Experienced Faculty
Learn from faculty with real-world experience in human services, nonprofit leadership, and community development.
Quick Program Details
Tuition: $525 Per Credit Hour
Next Start Online: October 2026
Time to Complete: 1-2 years
*Time to complete can be reduced with prior learning and transfer credits
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Career Outlook
A master’s degree in human services administration opens the door to leadership roles across a wide range of organizations, including:
- Nonprofit Organizations
- Community Outreach Programs
- Government Agencies
- Healthcare and Social Service Providers
- Faith-Based Organizations
Potential Career Paths:
- Human Services Manager
- Program Director
- Nonprofit Executive Director
- Community Services Coordinator
- Case Management Supervisor
Courses & Competencies
Master of Arts
Total Credits: 30
For a full breakdown of each course, reference the academic catalog located in Academic Resources.
Core Requirements
- Foundations and Practice of Human Services
- Prevention and Case Management
- Human Development Across the Lifespan
- Human Diversity
- Treatment Systems in Human Services
- Supporting Family Systems
- Human Services Internship
Concentration
- Management Theory and Leadership
- Human Resources
- Operations and Project Management