Integrated Behavioral Sciences

Career Opportunities

The AAS in Integrated Behavioral Sciences provides the knowledge, skills, and abilities to work in a variety of human service careers. Upon completion of the program, graduates will be ready to enter the workforce in entry-level roles such as behavioral health technicians, case managers, peer support specialists, or community health workers. Additionally, the AAS degree provides a strong academic foundation for those who wish to continue their education in a Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) in Behavioral Health or related field. Market research identifies a growing interest in behavioral health, psychology, and human services, driven by increased public awareness of mental health issues and the importance of psychological and human services in various sectors, such as healthcare, education, corporate, and social services. Behavior health-related occupations are projected to grow in response to the demand for mental health support, workplace wellness, and educational counseling, with roles for psychologists, counselors, education, human resources, and social workers seeing consistent growth.