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A bachelor’s degree in psychology or addiction studies offers an overall understanding of the human mind and the opportunity to join one of the fastest growing job fields. The master’s program in clinical psychology provides training for students entering the workforce or going on to a doctoral program. Psychology graduates work in a variety of fields and settings including mental health, human resources, etc., while advanced education will open paths toward clinical practice and research. Addiction Studies graduates typically work as Addiction Counselors.
Degree Offerings
Addiction Studies Minor Requirements: (18 semester hours) Addiction Studies 1010, 2050, 2430, 3010, 3020 and 4510.
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Psychology and Addiction Studies
337 Bienvenu Hall
Phone: 318-357-6594
psychology@nsula.edu
Virtual Graduation Ceremony
On Wednesday, December 16th, the Psychology and Addiction Studies Department recognized graduating seniors in special virtual ceremony. Students and faculty submitted videos of congratulations and future plans. The virtual ceremony was well attended and included President [...]
VicTalk with the Center for Positivity, Well-being, & Hope
VicTalk will highlight the book The 7 Habit of Highly Effective People by Stephen R. Covey and discuss how it will give us a paradigm in management for life and business. Virtual Location: https://nsula.webex.com/nsula/j.php?MTID=m99f2ce71fef233594967081530443e1e
A Social Media Detox: Mental Health Event
Join the Clinical Psychology graduate students as they host a 21-day social media detox challenge. Each week, they will meet in Prather Coliseum Parking Lot to play games for warming up with the possibility of [...]
