The Family Studies degree plan is designed to provide an in-depth study of the family and its interrelationships with the larger community, the socialization of the child, and human interaction throughout the lifespan. The student completes an internship at a community agency related to the student's primary interests. The student's professional goals determine selection of supporting courses or specialization area, such as familes & health; families, law & public policy;family science research; family life education & guidance; or, family social services. The Family Studies graduate is qualified to work in private, non-profit, or government agencies that provide care and services for families and children.