The Applied Human Behavior Program at Northern Arizona University is a unique and timely 90-30 degree that prepares you to work in a range of behavioral health fields including working with individuals and families, substance abuse, mental health, community development, public policy, and human resources. The Applied Human Behavior Program examines operational aspects of social systems, and how they impact behavior, and it engages students in real-world problem-solving of community challenges. The curriculum emphasizes developing critical thinking to create solutions to social issues through empowering individuals and communities in professional direct practice and administrative roles.