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B.S. in Recreation
The undergraduate curriculum, leading to the Bachelor of Science in Recreation degree, prepares students for positions as recreation activity programmers, planners, and leaders; managers of facilities; supervisors; park and recreation resource managers; and specialists in such areas as computer applications, therapeutic recreation, military recreation, and environmental education.
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HumanDevelopmentand Family Studies
Human Development and Family Studies Program explores human behavior from the perspective of lifespan development and within the context of the intimate environment of the family. As an applied field, it's focused on how those theories - developmental stages, the effects of divorce, coping with aging, human sexuality - can illuminate relationships and behavior. From social work to marriage therapy to labor relations, Human Development and Family Studies offers numerous career possibilities.
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Individualized Major Program
Indiana University’s Individualized Major Program allows you to create your own major program of study based on your interests, goals, and professional aspirations.
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Social Work
In this program, students can earn a BSW degree that prepares them for beginning social work practice in a variety of community agencies. Explore our website for more information about careers in social work and our curriculum.
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Sociology
Sociology teaches students how to develop and support their own ideas using a variety of evidence. It promotes learning through active involvement with projects and in classroom discussions. Students gain the ability to work with people from different backgrounds and to apply what they have learned to real-life situations.
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Psychology
The IUB program focuses on exposure to research methodology and statistical analysis to develop the broad problem-solving skills necessary in psychology. Because of the link to various other disciplines such as humanities, mathematics and other social and natural sciences, a B.A or B.S. degree from the Department of Psychology can be applied in many careers and provide background for students entering graduate work in psychology and related areas, as well as the professions of medicine, dentistry, law, and business.
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Indiana University-Minors and Certificates

Undergraduate Minor in Youth Sport Management
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Undergraduate Minor in Coaching
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Undergraduate Minor in Leadership
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Undergraduate Minor in Fundraising and Resource Development
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American Humanics Certification
Upon completion of the American Humanics program, students will be certified, through American Humanics, Inc., for possible positions of leadership with collaborating organizations such as the YMCA, American Red Cross, Big Brothers/Big Sisters, Girl Scouts of the USA, and many other nonprofit agencies at both the local and national level.
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Minor-Leadership Ethics and Social Action
The LESA minor focuses on civic participation, community decision-making, and citizenship skills: how to communicate and organize and lead while serving as a citizen.
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