The Applied Human Behavior Program (AHBY) at Northern Arizona University-Yavapai is a unique and timely three-year degree that prepares you to work in the behavioral health fields, including social services, child and family advocacy, public policy or human resources. The Applied Human Behavior Program examines operational aspects of social systems and how they impact behavior, as well as how practitioners can develop solutions to social issues within an organization. Classes are taught by expert faculty with advanced degrees and experience in the human behavior field. Take classes that center around your career goals, including: Human Relationships Institutions, Stratification and Social Systems Deviant Behavior

Understanding how and why we as humans behave as we do allows us to creatively suggest solutions for the many problems we have getting along with others and coping with the fast-changing world in which we live. This emphasis provides entry level professional preparation for a vast array of human and social services, work in human resources, and not-for-profit organizations. It also delivers an excellent foundation for graduate study in counseling, social service, law, medicine and a host of other professional pursuits.