Taking the first step to a new future.
We know you have worked hard to get where you are in life. Students who study at the Norwich Campus care about their community, their neighbors and their families. They work hard to get ahead in life and in their careers.
That’s why we are here to help you. With these programs available completely in Norwich, we can help you find the path to earning the next big thing in your career.
Programs in this Group
With your B.P.S. degree, you can pursue careers in supervisory and management of human service and social service agencies. Potential roles include program supervisor, case manager, social service director, program director, executive director, case worker, community outreach and client advocate.
Area corrections and police agencies have indicated a strong interest in this program and anticipate openings for graduates. After completing the program, you will be prepared to enter the field in an area such as municipal or state police, county sheriffs’ departments,
New York state and other departments of corrections, court system, corporate security and criminal investigation.
Upon graduation, students are well-prepared for entry-level employment working with individuals, groups, and families at local and regional human service agencies and nonprofits, serving in such roles as counselor, domestic violence advocate, intake specialist, substance abuse case manager, children’s health home case manager, outpatient mental health intake worker, school-based counselor, care coordinator, community educator and direct support professional.
Depending on the academic path you choose, an individual studies degree can prepare you for entry into any number of fields including agriculture, criminal justice, hospitality, healthcare, business, human resources, arts, nonprofit, technology or automotive.
Due to high demand for nurses and our program’s strong reputation in the field, graduating from our nursing program and passing the NCLEX-RN exam opens numerous career opportunities in a variety of settings including hospitals, acute care facilities, long-term care facilities, home health care, community-based agencies, schools, rehabilitative facilities, nursing care facilities, doctors’ offices, insurance carriers, outpatient care centers and travel nursing.
Program graduates will be ready to serve as human service professionals who provide direct support services, personal care assistance and case management services for local or regional nonprofit agencies. Potential roles include case worker aide, social worker assistant, family services assistant, development aide, eligibility specialist, health education specialist, social/community service management, crisis support worker and community outreach specialist.
Request Information
Connect with us to receive emails, text messages, and more about becoming a Mustang!
* Indicates required field.
Loading...