Human Services Administration (Graduate Certificate)
https://cps.unh.edu/online/program/graduate-certificate/human-services-administration
The Graduate Certificate in Human Services Administration is designed to prepare individuals seeking management or administrative positions at human service agencies within the communities they serve. Whether seeking professional development or interested in transitioning to a leadership role in a human services field, this certificate provides students the opportunity to develop additional knowledge and skills tailored to their interests and career goals.
Certificate Requirements
Graduate credit is only granted for courses completed with a grade of B- or higher
Minimum GPA Requirement: 3.0
Code | Title | Credits |
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Human Services Administration-Graduate Certificate | ||
HMSV 800 | Principles of Human Service Management | 3 |
HMSV 803 | Administration of Human Service Organizations | 3 |
HMSV 805 | Ethical and Legal Practices in Human Services | 3 |
Complete three credits from the following: | 3 | |
Grant Writing | ||
Foundations of Organizational Communication | ||
Change Management and Communication | ||
Leading and Governing Nonprofit Organizations | ||
Conflict Management & Negotiation | ||
Building Diverse & Multicultural Organizations | ||
Financial Management for Nonprofit Organizations | ||
Introduction to Project Management | ||
Total Credits | 12 |
Accelerated Master's Overview
Accelerated Master’s programs offer qualified University of New Hampshire undergraduate students the opportunity to begin graduate coursework in select graduate programs while completing a bachelor’s degree. Accelerated master's programs are designed to provide students with an efficient and cost-effective pathway to earn both a bachelor's and master's degree or graduate certificate, enhancing career opportunities and long-term earning potential.
Accelerated Master's Highlights
- Begin studying advanced topics while an undergraduate student with the opportunity to complete a master’s degree or graduate certificate early.
- Master’s degree program students: Earn up to 12* graduate (800-level) course credits while completing a bachelor’s degree. This coursework will count as dual-credit toward both the bachelor’s and master’s degrees.
- Graduate certificate program students: Earn up to 8* graduate (800-level) course credits while completing a bachelor’s degree. This coursework will count as dual-credit toward both the bachelor’s degree and the graduate certificate.
- Students complete the bachelor’s degree, and then officially matriculate into the master’s or graduate certificate program to complete the remaining required graduate-level coursework.
*Some exceptions apply.
Accelerated Master's Admission Requirements
- A minimum 3.2 cumulative GPA is required.*
- A minimum of 90 undergraduate credits must be completed prior to enrolling in graduate (800-level) courses.
- Streamlined Graduate School Application (two letters of recommendation; most standardized tests and application fee are waived).*
*Some exceptions apply.
Accelerated Master's Requirements
- Students must attend a mandatory orientation session.
- Students must submit a special registration form each semester for dual-credit courses and note any DegreeWorks exceptions.
- Students may defer graduate matriculation for up to one year after earning their bachelor’s degree in most programs.
- See the Accelerated Master’s Catalog Policy and Accelerated Master’s Website for additional information and a list of programs. Note that some programs have additional requirements (e.g. higher-grade expectations) compared to the general policy.
Human Services Administration (Graduate Certificate) Accelerated Option
This graduate program is approved to be taken on an accelerated basis in articulation with the following undergraduate program(s):
Code | Title | Credits |
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Human Services: Addictions Studies (B.S.) | ||
Human Services: Applied Psychology (B.S.) | ||
Human Services: Counseling Foundations (B.S.) | ||
Human Services: Court Advocacy (B.S.) | ||
Human Services: Education Advocacy (B.S.) | ||
Human Services: Family Studies (B.S.) | ||
Human Services: Wellness and Prevention (B.S.) | ||
Students select from the following approved 800-level courses that can be completed in the undergraduate senior year for dual credit: | ||
HMSV 800 | Principles of Human Service Management | 3 |
HMSV 805 | Ethical and Legal Practices in Human Services | 3 |
Additional Information
Sample Degree Plan
Code | Title | Credits |
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Undergraduate Senior Year (Up to 6 Graduate Credits) | ||
Fall | ||
Ethical and Legal Practices in Human Services | ||
Spring | ||
Principles of Human Service Management | ||
Matriculation Year | ||
Summer | ||
Elective Course 800-level | ||
Fall | ||
Elective Course 800-level | ||
Spring | ||
Administration of Human Service Organizations |