Empowering Communities, Changing Lives at American International College!
Are you passionate about making a difference in your community? Do you aspire to build a career around helping others? At American International College (AIC), we offer a diverse array of programs designed to equip you with the skills and knowledge needed to effect positive change in society. Whether you’re interested in counseling, social justice, public health, or education, we’ve got a place for you:
Example of careers in the Community and Human Services Hive
- Social Worker – Human Services/Psychology
- Criminal Justice Professional – Criminal Justice Major
- Addiction Counselor – Addiction Counseling Certificate
- Speech-Language Pathologist – Speech Language Pathology Minor (requires graduate degree)
- Mental Health Counselor – Psychology/Human Services
- Community Outreach Coordinator – Sociology/Advocacy for Social Change
- Case Manager – Human Services/Criminal Justice
- Policy Analyst – International Studies/Sociology
- Fraud Investigator – Fraud & Financial Crimes Minor
- International Aid Worker – International Studies/Liberal Studies
- Elementary School Teacher – Early Childhood Education & Educational Studies
- High School Teacher – Biology, Chemistry, English, History, or Spanish focus
- School Principal/Administrator – Educational leadership and administration
- Athletic Coach – Sports Coaching and related fields
- School Counselor – Psychology and Educational Studies combination
- Business Manager – General Business foundation
- Corporate Trainer – Educational Studies and Business blend
- Early Childhood Center Director – Early Childhood Education & Administration
- Educational Consultant – Liberal Studies and Educational expertise
- Behavioral Analyst – Psychology and Educational Studies focus
Putting your education to work
At AIC, we’re concerned with more than your time on campus — we ensure you’re prepared for life off of it too.
The Saremi Center for Career Development has an extensive list of full-time, part-time, summer and internship opportunities through our job database. You can also prep for interviews and take various personality and leadership assessments to match your skills with job titles.
AIC areas of study within The Community and Human Services Hive
Here are the programs that fall under the Community and Human Services Hive:
Addiction Counseling (Certificate)
Gain the knowledge and hands-on experience needed for a rewarding career in addiction counseling through a flexible and career-focused certificate program.
African American Studies (Minor)
Explore the history, culture, and impact of African Americans across the U.S., Caribbean, and Latin America through an engaging, interdisciplinary curriculum.
Criminal Justice (Major and Minor)
Gain a deep understanding of the criminal justice system and its role in society while building the skills to lead and drive positive change.
Early Childhood Education and Administration (Major and Minor)
Shape young minds, focusing on child development theory, curriculum, and leadership training.
Educational Studies (Major and Minor)
Delve into the world of education, by expanding your knowledge of instructional practices, academic content, behavior management and social/emotional learning.
Fraud & Financial Crimes (Minor)
Prepare for a career in fraud detection and investigation with courses designed to help you earn Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE) credentials.
Uncover the past and its impact on the present. Analyze historical events, cultural shifts, and societal changes.
Prepare for a meaningful career helping others by gaining the knowledge, skills, and compassion to support individuals and communities in need.
International Studies (Major and Minor)
Gain a global perspective and the skills to thrive in careers spanning law, journalism, public affairs, and international service.
Liberal Studies (Major and Minor)
Customize your education. Combine various disciplines to gain a well-rounded understanding of human experience.
Explore politics and global issues while building the skills to engage in public debates and understand the impact of governance at every level.
Study human behavior, cognition, and mental processes.
Study society, culture, and human relationships to understand social change and prepare for diverse, people-centered careers.
Develop language proficiency and cultural awareness in Spanish-speaking contexts.