A bachelor’s degree in family and human services (FHS) requires a minimum of 57 credits for the Fundamentals track, a minimum of 61 for the Prevention Science track and a minimum of 61 credits for the Direct Service Intensive track. The Bachelor of Science (BS) degree requires proficiency in mathematics or computer and information science or a combination of the two.
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Please note that the handbook above does not include the program changes that will start in fall 2026. The 26-27 AY Handbook will be available in late September 2026. Please reach out to fhs@uoregon.edu if you have any questions.
For a complete list of all Family and Human Services courses, please see Family and Human Services (FHS) | University of Oregon Academic Catalog and our FHS Four-Year Degree Plan.