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The two-year Chemical Dependency Program is an academic program with practical training in preparation for further studies in the field or entry-level employment in substance abuse/addictions. The program provides students with a theoretical understanding of substance abuse and addictions and an introduction to counseling, treatment, and related practices. The curriculum emphasizes research, theory, and practice regarding the continuum of care in addictions. Students can specialize in the area of prevention or treatment in course selection and internships.
INTEGRATIVE STUDIES REQUIREMENTS
28 credits minimum
- IHCOMM 171 Public Speaking
- ITW 101
- IQL 101
- One course in the fine and performing arts (IA)
- One course in the humanities (IH)
- One course in the social sciences (IS)
- One course in the natural sciences (IN)
- One interdisciplinary course (II)
CONCENTRATION REQUIREMENTS
24 credits minimum
- IHCOMM 171 Public Speaking
- HLSC 200: Alcohol and Other Drugs: The Fundamentals
- HLSC 380: Addiction Theory Research and Practice
- HLSC 382: Addiction Counseling and Case Management
- HLSC 386: Chemical Dependency Diagnosis and Treatment
- HLSC 492 Internship in Substance Abuse and Addictions
- Select one of the following:
- HLSC 489 Drug Abuse Prevention
- HLSC 491 Advanced Drug Treatment Methods
ELECTIVES
Select Psychology, Sociology, or related courses to reach a total of 60 credits for the degree.
DEGREE REQUIREMENTS
60 credits
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