Gain real-world field experience and prepare for graduate study in psychology, counseling, and more with Southwest Minnesota State University's online Bachelor of Arts in Community Psychology and Health Promotion. Finish your degree in two to four years and learn in a flexible online format. This interdisciplinary program emphasizes community development, prevention, advocacy, and mental health education.

You will be taught by a dynamic team of academics from diverse professional backgrounds including nursing, social work, psychology, epidemiology, health promotion, sociology and social sciences. The team is BSc Public Health and Community Wellbeing are actively involved in current public health research.

Trevecca’s Bachelor of Business Administration in community development combines a solid business foundation with courses in social justice that increase students’ understanding of the causes and challenges of poverty. This degree prepares students to use knowledge of business to improve the lives of those in disadvantaged communities.

The Bachelor of Community Welfare provides you with the theoretical and practical foundations for work in the community welfare and human services sectors. You will gain skills in case management, community development, counselling, social research, advocacy and organisational practice.

The Bachelor of Community Services is a fully accredited Australian higher education degree. The course is designed to prepare you for ethical, competent, and culturally relevant community service generalist practice and to equip you with the skills you need for life-long learning and professional development.

Public Anthropology affirms the role of students and scholars as active citizens, community leaders, and partners in empowerment. This program encourages student activism by offering a critical, cross-cultural perspective on major public issues, and demonstrates how to effect change by drawing on political forces outside the discipline.

Community and Justice Studies students learn about systems of power and inequality, engage with their communities, and graduate ready to build a more just and egalitarian world.

The Community and Population Health Emphasis is designed for students majoring in public health who are preparing for careers in health promotion and disease prevention in health departments and community agencies.

The Non-Profit Management degree at Arizona Christian University is designed to help students advance in their careers and become non-profit professionals with principles deeply rooted in ethics and integrity. The program equips students to approach business with a Christian worldview while developing awareness and practical skills to succeed in a wide range of non-profit careers in both the public and private sectors. The program offers students the opportunity to pursue their God-given gifts and talents as they pertain to the scripture “who is my neighbor” and apply them to the non-profit arena accordingly, whether that is fulfilling a role in a non-profit organization or learning how to launch your own.

Gain foundational knowledge in decolonization, Indigenous ways of knowing, anti-oppressive practice and strengths perspectives in all social work practice, theory, policy and research courses.

The Bachelor of Community Services prepares students with theoretical and practical skills necessary to pursue a career in community and public sectors.

Our Applied Theology with Youth and Community Work degree has been designed to give you a firm foundation for building your life and ministry.

This qualification helps students gain an in-depth understanding of sociological theories. The student would be able to analyse and evaluate these theories with reference to issues such as poverty, globalisation, conflict, the environment and gender, with a special focus on South Africa and the African continent. The qualification also provides the students with practical community, cross-cultural and social research skills.