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BACHELOR
OF ARTS - ADDICTIVE DISORDERS |
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The Bachelor of Arts degree in Addictive Disorders
requires successful graduation from high school or a GED, 30 units of general subject
study, 45 units of required Lower Division core courses, 15 elective units in a specialty,
and 90 units of Upper Division courses:
- The general education requirement explained within the
Associate of Arts degree;
- The required Lower Division core courses include those 45
units listed for the Addiction Specialist certificate program.;
- Fifteen elective Specialty units identified within the
Associate of Arts degree, or comparable studies, or an Associate of Arts degree from an
approved or accredited institution;
- Upper Division courses which will include some or all
of the following:
- Advanced Physiology
- Dual Diagnosis
- Co-Dependency
- School and Youth Prevention
- Program Administration and Supervision
- Advanced Individual and Group Counseling Psychotherapy
- Women’s Issues in Addiction
- Men’s Issues in Addiction
- Drinking Driver Program Operation
- Special Problems for Cultural and Lifestyle Differences
- Employee Assistance Program Development and Operations
- Assertiveness Training and Anger Management
- Special Problems in Sports and Performance Drug Addiction
- 5,000+ word Thesis of original work.
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