Welcome to the undergraduate program in Family Social Science at the University of Minnesota! This multidisciplinary major is a great match for students interested in helping people, developing counseling skills, and understanding human relationships. After completing extensive coursework in family social science and a rigorous required internship, our graduates are well-prepared to work with families in professional environments. Many choose to continue their educations through graduate study in family science or related family programs such as marriage and family therapy or social work.
Resources for Current FSoS Students:
Program Information:
Navigate your way to major or minor program requirements, the official FSoS program handbook, and details regarding the Certified Family Life Education (CFLE) program.
Coursework:
Interested in finding out what classes the Family Social Science department offers? Need to find a syllabus? Check out our course offerings.
Student Handbook:
Read the New Student Handbook to learn about University policies and procedures, student resources and services, and the registration process. This resource will be an essential guide whether it’s your first day of college or your graduation day.
Student Forms:
Locate any and all of the departmental forms you might need throughout your undergraduate career. Coming Fall 2006!
Learning Enrichment Opportunities:
Scholarship information. Honors and distinction. Study abroad. Supplement your B.S. in Family Social Science with exciting experiences designed to enhance personal and professional growth.
FSoS Roundtable:
Ready to get involved and explore the family field firsthand? Check out our student-run undergraduate organization, the Family Social Science Roundtable. Opportunities abound for community service, networking, and socializing with peers.
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