Bachelor of Humanitarian Studies (B.H.S.)

Who can apply from this program?

This route may be suitable for people who want to do some work in the humanitarian field. Community builders who have been in the field are also usually involved.The community builders who have been in the field are also usually involved. Regular members of the NGOs participate. That is often a pathway taken by social services workers. People from emergency services have been involved in the past following crises. Religiously inspired service is seen from time to time at the lead of leaders. People who are serious about positive change in society tend to identify here.

Is the course offered online?

Yes, RIUOB offers the Bachelor of Humanitarian Studies with flexibility of learning in a digital format to students, working adults, ministry staff, and students learning across borders. The building is distant but offers a variety of activities. Access is via the internet, so location is not an issue as long as they are committed. Early morning or late night, coursework is in the time zone. It is streamed online, making it easy to reach far-flung areas. It's grounded in a humanitarian world view, but delivered in a contemporary and accessible fashion.

What would be the career path for graduates?

Some graduates are working in the humanitarian field and others directly with communities in local programmes. For some human rights activists, human rights advocacy is a vocation and some take on a job to oversee outreach. People interested in emergency needs are interested in disaster response, while those seeking to help vulnerable groups are interested in social welfare. Several select coordination in NGOs, sometimes between field and planning activities. Whereas practitioner roles are focused on actual implementation, project management provides structure for those organizing development projects. A final paper is done by some students. Others complete a non-practical task instead. The program's end typically involves a major task. Typically, one piece of work will pull everything together.

Is there a thesis or capstone project?

Students complete a research thesis, a capstone project or a capstone seminar on humanitarian issues, addressing real-world issues. These choices facilitate links between classroom and problems encountered in the field in community development. With this work, theory is relevant to real issues. Some opt for written analysis, others develop solutions through practice. Each path helps to deepen understanding through meaningful activities that relate to human needs.

How to apply for the Program?

The first step for an applicant is to fill out the online application, followed by transcripts and other required documents. Prior to anything else, the academic criteria must be met. After all the documents are filed, the University will start its evaluation process. Confirmation is not given until the student has carefully considered their decision.