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HHD: College of HEalth & Human Development

Departments & Degree Programs

HHD offers fully accredited Bachelor's and/or Master's degree programs in eight departments:


Student Services/EOP Advisement Center

The Student Services/EOP Advisement Center offers advisement to all majors in the college.

Student Services/EOP is in Sequoia Hall (SQ) 111. For advisement by appointment, call 818-677-2883.

HHD: In, Around & Thru:

For available faculty positions, see department websites. Thank you.

Dean Castillo Recommends: AspiringDocs.org (site created by the Association of American Medical Colleges) (off site)


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Jean O'Sullivan

Welcome!

HHD Commencement is Thursday, May 22nd, 8am, Oviatt Lawn (more).

Please explore this site and be sure to visit our departments’ websites to learn more about the College of Health & Human Development.

If you are interested in a career focused on improving the quality of life for others, you are likely to find that we have a degree program for you!

We strive to achieve academic excellence in developing professionals who enhance the health, safety and well-being of individuals, families, and the communities they serve.

About HHD:

With over 4,000 students, the College of Health & Human Development is comprised of eight academic departments offering fully accredited Bachelor's and/or Master's Degree programs. All educational programs emphasize quality of life improvement for individuals and families as well as managing services that promote health and well being across the lifespan.

The college provides direct community services and education through eight chartered centers, Student Organizations and Interdisciplinary Programs. We apply learning centered approaches and discover new knowledge through research and technology and apply this knowledge to serve a diverse, multi-cultural population. Collegiality and collaboration among faculty and students create an optimal learning environment in a dynamic, diverse academic community.

About CSUN:

California State University, Northridge is a vibrant, diverse university community of nearly 34,000 students and more than 4,000 faculty and staff, sited on a 356-acre campus in the heart of Los Angeles' San Fernando Valley.

As you explore the university's web site, you will find ample evidence of Cal State Northridge's commitment to the educational and professional goals of students, and its extensive service to the community.