University of Maryland Eastern Shore

Programme overview

The B.S. in Rehabilitation Services provides a foundation in human services, disability support and case management through classroom learning, community-based experiences and faculty guidance. The programme is designed to prepare graduates for immediate employment in rehabilitation and support roles or for further graduate study in allied health fields.

What you'll study

Coursework emphasizes human services, disability support and case management. Instruction includes community-based learning and a field experience component. The programme also offers allied health tracks with course sequences tailored toward Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy and Physician Assistant preparation.

Entry requirements

The programme references an admission process and program requirements; specific entry criteria are handled through the university admissions procedures and related programme documentation.

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared to advocate for individuals with disabilities and to support greater independence through roles in human services, rehabilitation settings and case management. The curriculum also supports students planning to pursue graduate study in allied health professions.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

Students in the programme are supported by student support services and by Financial Aid Resources; professional organizations and job opportunity information are also noted as resources for career and funding guidance.