189 Bachelor's degrees in Community Development in North America

The Urban Community Studies degree offered by Northeastern Illinois University is committed to training and retraining persons who desire to live and/or work in urban communities.

This  Community Justice at the College at Brockport SUNY program incorporates courses from the Departments of Anthropology and Criminal Justice.

The B.A. in Community Mental Health (Hons) at New England College is a four-year, on-campus programme. This public study mode degree integrates 30 credits of paid cooperative experience with academic theory. It prepares students for professional roles in human services through intensive, real-world clinical placements.

The Spanish and Community Health program offered by The University of Texas at San Antonio allows students to gain knowledge from multiple fields, such as healthcare, community wellness, and Spanish interpreting, to make a difference in the public health sector.

Education and Human Development-Applied Human Development at Boston University is designed for academically motivated Wheelock undergraduate students who are interested in pursuing careers in physical education, sports coaching, and positive youth development in less time than it would take to pursue both degrees separately.

The Community and Leadership Development (CLD) program at Virginia Tech is intended for students interested in bridging community-based education efforts with leadership development in agricultural contexts, including non-profit, government, commodities, and corporate roles.

The Bachelor of Arts in Child and Adolescent Development - Community, Health, and Social Services is offered at San Francisco State University.

Columbia International University is excited to offer the Bachelor of Science in Human Services, a program tailored for those who are passionate about making a positive impact in the lives of individuals and communities.

This Personal Support Worker certificate program from Seneca Polytechnic is designed to teach you how to effectively provide care and assistance to clients and families in order to live fulfilling lives in their communities and in institutions.