MASTER OF HUMAN SERVICES WITH MOODY ONLINE
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BUILT FOR THE HELPERS SENT TO THE HARD PLACES.
Moody Online’s Master of Arts in Human Services is a 36-credit, theology-anchored master’s degree designed for practitioners serving in the hardest corners of human need.
Why Moody MA Human Services?
Christian Psychology Integration
The Calling Comes First
Built for the Hard Places
The Christian Psychology model is woven through every course, not added as a separate track. Graduates approach every setting with a Christian worldview. The integration goes all the way down.
Most people with this calling serve where the need is greatest like food banks, nonprofit leadership, adoption agencies, and recovery programs, not behind a desk waiting on a license. This degree is built for the person whose calling is to the work itself.
Treating Complex Trauma. Policy and Advocacy. Diversity and Multicultural Issues. Plus a supervised Field Experience. This is preparation for your calling in cities and small towns alike.
EQUIPPING COMPASSIONATE LEADERS TO SERVE WITH WISDOM, SKILL, AND THE LOVE OF CHRIST IN THE MOST CHALLENGING CORNERS OF HUMAN NEED.
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Ministry and Human Services Opportunities
Graduates serve in settings such as:
Life at Moody Online
Moody Online welcomes students already serving in ministry and human services into a community designed to equip both calling and competence. Students will also:
Moody Bible combines theological depth and practical preparation so students graduate ready to serve with wisdom, skill, and the love of Christ.
Here’s How We’ll Prepare You for Service and Ministry
With an MA in Human Services, you will be able to:
The Benefits of Moody MA Human Services
Faculty Who Teach Out of Practice
Students learn from faculty who have spent years serving in counseling practices, ministry settings, schools, clinics, and community agencies before stepping into the classroom.
Dr. Megan Clunan
Dr. Megan Clunan, Department Chair of Counseling and Human Services, is a licensed professional counselor who spent more than ten years serving in private practice, schools, and community agencies. She also hosts the No More Shame podcast, helping people heal through psychology and Christian theology
Faculty who built and ran their own clinics
Dr. Elizabeth Smith brings more than twenty-five years of counseling experience with children, adolescents, and families, including operating her own counseling practice for five years.
Faculty who direct clinics and teach students
Dr. John Restum directs InterSessions, Moody’s psychological services clinic, while continuing his own private practice. Students learn from someone who serves clients and teaches future practitioners simultaneously.
A theology-anchored curriculum
Trauma care, advocacy, multicultural issues, and human development are taught alongside theological foundations, apologetics, and biblical worldview formation.
Moody’s doctrinal foundation has remained unchanged for nearly a century, providing stability in a rapidly changing field.
Biblically grounded since 1928