Title: Behavioral Health Degree Online - BS in Behavioral Health Science | GCU
Headings: Bachelor of Science (BS) - Behavioral Health Science
Bachelor of Science (BS) - Behavioral Health Science
Bachelor of Science in Behavioral Health Science
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What is Behavioral Health Science? Behavioral health science is the study of human behavior and interaction. Specifically, the GCU Bachelor of Science in Behavioral Health Science (BHS) program includes the study of the approaches, techniques, current trends, history, research and best practices in behavioral health. Students who pursue an education in behavioral health science can prepare for careers that center on helping clients improve their quality of life. Graduates of the BHS degree at GCU may go on to help people with: addiction and substance abuse disorders, family dynamics and trauma. What You'll Learn With a Bachelor of Science in Behavioral Health Degree
Students enrolled in this bachelor’s in behavioral science program will receive a general and broad perspective on specific areas in the behavioral health field. The goal of the coursework is to help students study human behavior within a Christian values-oriented environment, so that they may emphasize compassion and ethics in their own practice. This behavioral health degree does not lead to licensure, but may meet requirements for more advanced degree programs in healthcare fields.