Welcome to the
College of Health and Human Sciences
In a world focused on things, we focus first on PEOPLE.
Formally the College of Human Ecology, the college offers majors and programs with internationally recognized faculty through the School of Family Studies and Human Services and departments of Hospitality Management; Apparel, Textiles and Interior Design; Food, Nutrition, Dietetics and Health; Kinesiology; and Gerontology, our secondary major located in the K-State Center on Aging.
All of our majors and programs execute the mission of the college to promote the well-being of individuals, families, and communities through research, education and outreach.
If you are a prospective student or a parent of a prospective student, we invite you to visit us on campus and learn more about what our college is able to provide you.
 65% employed at graduation + 31% continuing education |  463 students with a declared pre-health focus |  693 first generation students enrolled in the college |
 $766,000+ in scholarships awarded to our students |  109 students traveled to 20 countries for education abroad experiences |  716 undergraduate students participated in internship experiences |
College News
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November 13, 2019
New graduate certificate in Human Services Administration available this spring
The School of Family Studies and Human Services, located in the College of Health and Human Sciences, will begin to offer a graduate certificate in Human Services Administration in the spring 2020 semester. This 12-hour certificate is a great option for students looking to gain skills and competencies needed to develop, implement, evaluate, and administer […]
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November 12, 2019
Interior design student award Horizon Award from professional organization
Jessica Pennington, a senior from Wichita, was named the recipient of the first ever Horizon Award from the International Interior Design Association Mid-America Chapter. The Horizon Award recognizes a student in the chapter with a passion for the craft of design and who shows leadership on their campus. Pennington was recognized during the MADA Elevate […]
