Social and Behavioral Sciences and Human Services
St. Petersburg College is committed to preparing students to be informed, responsible citizens in local, national and global communities. In our Social and Behavioral Sciences community, you will gain a solid foundation in critical thinking, problem-solving and intercultural communications that will prepare you for an exciting and rewarding career.
NEW PROGRAMS IN HUMAN SERVICES
SPC recently launched its B.S. Degree in Human Services degree and an Applied Mental Health Advanced Technical Certificate to fill the critical need for human services employees. The certificate offers critical skill sets to first responder professionals who face mental health issues both in their own ranks and in the communities they serve.
"If you put effort into your studies here, everyone is really supportive and helps you get where you want to be."
Maia Farley, SPC StudentHuman Services programs
Through our Human Services program, our graduates learn how to extend human and social services for the benefit of others.
Median Salary in the Tampa Bay area
Teaching Global Citizenry
Our social and behavioral sciences and human services classes give you an understanding of human behavior in society from economic, political and historic perspectives.
Learning in the real world
As scholars in their disciplines, our faculty teach students through lecture and field experiences. You can take part in volunteer service on campus and in the community through service learning, internships, Model United Nations inter-college competitions and Study Abroad opportunities.
Social and Behavioral Sciences and Human Services Blog
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SPC's Model UN team excelled in New York and captured the Outstanding Delegation award at the NMUN NY 2024 conference, which is the oldest and largest MUN simulation in the world.
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The Eta Nu chapter of the international honor society, Phi Theta Kappa (PTK), had a great year of fellowship, recognition and service.
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Congratulations to SPC’s Dean of Social and Behavioral Sciences, Dr. Joe Smiley, who was named a Distinguished College Administrator.
