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Undergraduate and Graduate Programs

Major Programs:

Didactic Program in Dietetics

Dietetic Internship Program

Graduate Programs

Faculty and Staff Info

Faculty/Staff Directory

New Faculty Positions

Centers and Organizations

Child & Family Studies Laboratory

Marilyn Magaram Center

Student Planning

Advisement

Course Prerequisites

Minors in FCS

Teaching Credential

CSUN Catalog Online

Graduate Student Handbook

Scholarships, Awards Info

Career and Networking

AAFCS website (off site)

FCS News & Events

The College

Family and Consumer Sciences is part of the College of Health and Human Development for more information about the college, click the link.


Site Maintained by: P. Sontag, Department of Family and Consumer Sciences

Consumer Affairs:

Consumer Affairs professionals protect consumers' rights. Every person interacts with some type of organization, business, non-profit organization, or government entity - and in some way or another, each is a consumer.

The Consumer Affairs prorfessional ensures availability of information. She watches business practices and trends. He keeps lines of communication open. They let people know their rights and help avoid predatory business practices.

The Consumer Affairs program at CSUN gives students a comprehensive background in theory, principles and practicality of the discipline from a variety of professional perspectives.

The academic internship is a valuable part of the Consumer Affairs program. Through the internship, students get professional experience - and credit toward the degree.

Students find opportunities for networking and potential lifelong professional relationships through internships, and opportunities are available in and around Los Angeles. We work with:

and non-profit organizations such as:

The Consumer Resource Center (CRC) provides consumer information to the university and the local community.

Students of the program are also eligible to join the student and professional chapters of the Society of Consumer Affairs Professionals in Business (SOCAP) where they meet professionals and future colleagues.

All students in the Consumer Affairs program receive guidance from faculty advisors who help them choose courses to get the degree and head into the right career.

Beyond the consumer focused curriculum within Family and Consumer Sciences, the program includes studies in

Graduates of the Consumer Affairs program build careers in: