The Master of Human Services program offers the following majors such as Disability Studies (on-campus and off-campus study options), Rehabilitation Counselling (on-campus and off-campus study), and Non-specialized program (on-campus and off-campus study options). This advanced level program is designed to meet the growing demand for postgraduate qualifications from the early childhood education and care sectors, as well as the disciplines of health, family law, criminal justice, children's services and psychology. This qualification also provides an opportunity for registered teachers to acquire and update their expertise in a dynamic field of study and practice. This advanced level program equips graduates to work in a diverse range of services for people with disabilities and their families, and engage in high-level policy, planning and advocacy. Employment involves working on several different levels - with individuals, families, in public and private agencies and community services. This program is designed to allow practitioners to build existing knowledge base as it pertains to work with children, families, young people, older people, communities and human service organizations. This course offers a valuable pathway to those interested in leadership in the human service field and to those wishing to progress scholarship, research, and theory and knowledge utilization.