The human sexuality programs prepare professionals to teach, consult, give counseling and therapy and conduct research in a variety of settings on complex issues related to human sexuality. Graduates will be able to:

• communicate, plan, implement and evaluate human sexuality curricula using a variety of methods in a range of settings,
• obtain accurate, current knowledge of the literature in the field of human sexuality,
• identify their own values on sexuality issues and assess their effect on their practice,
• use interviewing and therapeutic skills in human sexuality with individuals, couples and families,
• acknowledge and accept the human diversity of age, gender, identity, sexual orientation, ethnicity, race and religion,
• assist in the synthesis of sexuality and spirituality,
• be aware that professionals serve as role models and accept this responsibility.