Addiction Studies (Online) - Evangel University

Whether you are starting your career or advancing in the field of addictions, Evangel’s program in Addiction Studies prepares you to become a compassionate, knowledgeable, Christ-centered professional ready to support individuals, families, and communities on the path to healing.

Designed for working adults, this flexible and accredited program equips you to fulfill roles such as a recovery coach or prevention specialist, drug and alcohol counselor or program administrator, and pursue careers in various settings, including treatment centers, non-profit organizations, Christian ministries, diversion programs, and medical practices.

Core coursework can be completed as a 15-credit Certificate, a 60 credit A.A.S. Degree in Addiction Studies, and a Bachelor of Science degree in Addiction Studies. These stackable programs provide flexibility to choose your path and continue your education at your own pace.

Depending on the requirements of your state and specific role, some addiction professionals may need to obtain additional licensure or certifications beyond Evangel’s program.

B.S. in Addiction Studies

Earn your bachelor’s degree in Addiction Studies and make a lasting difference in the lives of others. Completing an accredited college degree will enhance your career prospects in the field of addiction treatment and recovery, as well as propel you into graduate programs and professional licensure tracks. Our flexible format delivers online, accelerated, seven-week courses that accommodate your busy lifestyle.

The Bachelor of Science degree in Addiction Studies consists of 15 relevant and practical courses which cover the science and theory of addiction, research supported treatments, report writing, group facilitation, case management, cultural diversity, domestic abuse, and professional ethics. In addition, students will complete 300 hours of supervised practicum, gaining the hands-on experience and documented hours needed to pursue state credentials.

This program is being offered “pending approval” from the Department of Education.

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