Family Studies

The program graduate will possess interdisciplinary knowledge connected with marriage and family and their psychological, pedagogical, sociological, legal, biomedical, philosophical, and theological aspects. Family members interact with and influence each other. Students enrolled in the program will learn how to foster healthy interactions within and between families, and between families and institutions of public life. The program’s goal is to teach students how to create family environments in which all members can thrive. Program graduates can seek employment in:
• educational institutions;
• specialized family counseling centers;
• welfare and rehabilitation centers;
• social services;
• health care and resocialization services;
• local government institutions;
• community counseling;
• judiciary institutions.