The OSU-Tulsa Difference

When you earn your OSU degree in Tulsa, you’ll be surrounded by a supportive campus community and student services designed specifically for transfer and working adult students. Classes are available one evening a week at our downtown campus, and some courses are available online or in a hybrid format.

 

Tulsa is home to multiple agencies and organizations who serve families, children and vulnerable populations. This program's integrated internship experience helps you apply the knowledge learned in the classroom in a professional setting. Internships have been completed in Tulsa-area agencies including the YMCA, CASA for Kids and Youth Services of Tulsa.

 

Best of all, you will be learning alongside others like you with a passion for making a difference. You'll be able to share experiences and learn from each other as you build your professional skills and qualifications. You'll also have the opportunity to participate in research focused on enhancing individual, family, and community well-being through the Center for Family Resilience, Center for Research on Childhood Adversity, or Institute for Building Early Relationships.

 

About the Degree

Tulsa students are OSU students — they learn from the same faculty, study with the same curriculum and earn the same OSU degree as students on our main campus in Stillwater. Learn more about the degree program, including curriculum and career paths, by clicking the button below.

 

CHILD AND FAMILY SERVICES OPTION INFORMATION

 

Also available in Stillwater

 

What You'll Study

• Infant and Child Development

• Adolescent Development in Family Contexts

• Family Risk and Resilience

• Family Life Education

• Family Dynamics

• Policy, Law and Advocacy

• Research Methods

• Adulthood and Aging

• The Family: A World Perspective