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Duration
2-4 years
Tuition
$13,047
Lethbridge
Sep 1-Sep 1
Commitment
Full-Time
Delivery
Classroom
Credential
Degree
Year Founded
1967
Scholarships
yes
The University of Lethbridge’s Masters of Addictions Counselling program is adaptable, just as its students should be. Learners have the option of a two-year full-time program, or a four-year part-time program, both granting the same credential at the end.
Students will learn applied research skills and gain hands-on experience in research, vital to pursue careers in government, the health care system, non-profits, and higher education. Learners will complete four courses and a thesis.
Students also have the option of integrating academic study with relevant paid work in an appropriate field through a co-op. This opportunity allows students to further their professional development, while working towards their degree.
Admission Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in a similar discipline of interest.
- 3.00 GPA.
- Breadth of undergraduate courses in counselling, educational psychology or psychology.
- English Language proficiency.
What You’ll Learn
- Applied research skills and experience required for a role in government, industry, or the health care system.
- An understanding of advanced statistics and advanced qualitative analysis.
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Student Reviews (6)
The program was one of the best professional decisions I've made. I especially enjoyed learning about change management, healthcare ethics, and how to use data to improve patient outcomes and organizational performance. The assignments were practical r...
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