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Learn more about Substance Abuse degree programs

Studying Substance Abuse allows you to delve into the complexities of addiction and its impact on individuals and communities. This discipline equips students with the knowledge and skills to address critical issues related to substance use and promote recovery pathways.

Through courses like Addiction Counseling, Techniques in Prevention, and Pharmacology of Substance Use, you'll explore various aspects, such as behavioral therapies and the neurological underpinnings of addiction. Students build confidence as they analyze case studies and engage in collaborative projects that reflect real-world challenges.

Typical degree offerings include Bachelor's and Master's degrees, with a focus on comprehensive training in both theoretical foundations and practical applications. Graduates develop skills in client assessment, intervention planning, and program management, paving the way for careers in counseling, rehabilitation, and public health. The discipline's emphasis on evidence-based practices prepares you to contribute effectively to the field and support those in need of recovery resources.