This double degree prepares students to work as a human services professional and develop services and support those that experience disadvantage, personal and social difficulties. It provides students with skills in research, policy and project management, tailored to their area of interest based on their choice of arts majors. Graduating students may pursue their career in a wide range of fields as a community development officer, community services worker, consular officer, counselor, humanitarian worker, ministerial adviser, project manager, project developer and analyst, social researcher, translator/interpreter, youth worker or policy adviser.