This program is a Bachelor’s Degree in Community & Social Development delivered via distance learning. It studies sociological factors in the development and evolution of society and communities, including diversity and how to address economic, health, and social problems from a cross-cultural and social perspective. It also covers managing and integrating a community’s experience and trajectory to reach improved global welfare.
The distance learning format is 100% based on textbooks. Students complete 130 academic credits. The structure includes 40 credits in general education (with possible transfer from previous education and professional experience), 75 academic credits for Community & Social Development online, plus other additional subjects. Admission is open for adults over 23 years of age, with a duration range from 1 to 3 years.