The Caucasus School of Humanities and Social Sciences is based on the experience of leading European universities and is focused on preparing highly sought-after experts with professional qualifications, the ones most suitable to make a smooth transition to the modern-day job market. The aim of the program is to provide students with applied knowledge and give them opportunities for embarking on successful professional careers.

This graduate certificate program is designed for health professionals who want to deepen their understanding of addiction and improve their skills in managing related issues. It covers key areas like...

The Bachelor's in Mental Health and Addiction Studies program provides students with a comprehensive understanding of mental health issues and substance use disorders, emphasizing evidence-based pract...

The Graduate Certificate of Counselling (Addiction) is designed to give students foundational knowledge and practical skills to support individuals dealing with addiction issues. The program focuses o...

The psychology major provides preparation for diverse career paths, including those that require graduate study.You will complete coursework from broad subdisciplines within psychology and take a sequence of research methods and statistics courses that enable you to conduct your own research studiesMany students elect to intern with community partners in a variety of settings. As a graduate, you may pursue careers in research, mental health, ministry, rehabilitation, advocacy, social work, human resources, public health, occupational/physical therapy, among other degree specializations

The Bachelor in Addiction Studies prepares students to understand addiction and support recovery efforts. The program covers topics like chemical dependency, mental health, and the social aspects of a...

The Bachelor’s program in Addiction Counseling & Prevention is designed to prepare students for careers helping individuals with substance use issues. It offers a blend of coursework and practical exp...

The Applied Psychology Major with an Addictions Studies Option (B.S.) is designed to prepare students for careers in addiction prevention, intervention, and recovery efforts. The program emphasizes a ...

The Bachelor of Science in Addiction and Recovery prepares students to work in fields that support individuals struggling with substance use and behavioral health issues. The program covers core topic...

The Bachelor’s degree in Addiction Studies prepares students to become addiction counseling specialists. Graduates will enter the field of substance abuse prevention and treatment and assist individuals to overcome their addictions and lead healthy, independent lives. Addiction is a disease that tears apart families, ruins lives, and affects communities. As aspiring substance abuse counselors, graduates can make a powerful impact.

The Bachelor's in Addiction Studies program provides students with a comprehensive understanding of the scientific, psychological, and social aspects of addiction and substance abuse. The curriculum c...

Chisholm's unique Bachelor of Community Mental Health, Alcohol and Other Drugs will give you the skills you need to provide non-clinical services to specialists such as psychiatrists, nurses, and social workers. You will gain an in-depth understanding of issues relating to alcohol and other drugs, mental health practice, community development, and counselling processes.

The Bachelor of Science (BS) program in Addiction Counseling is designed to prepare students to support individuals dealing with substance use and related issues. It covers essential topics like the b...

The graduate certificate in Addictive Behaviours is designed to give students a solid understanding of addictive behaviors and related issues. It explores the psychological, social, and biological asp...

Being an addiction counselor can be extremely rewarding, but it also can be stressful. The rewards include helping clients and families improve their health, wellbeing, and prevent future generations from experiencing similar problems. Challenges include large workloads, high demand for services, and limited resources. You may have to intervene in crisis situations. As you progress through your academics and training, you will learn techniques and skills necessary to cope with these situations.