Bachelor of Arts in Mental Health and Addiction Studies

West Virginia University

Our program is designed for students with broad-based interest in the human condition and serving their communities, as well as those who wish to pursue graduate studies in counseling, social work, public health or other health-related disciplines. Graduates are also qualified for entry-level occupations in addiction, mental health and family support services. The bachelor’s degree in Mental Health and Addiction Studies consists of courses from key disciplines, such as counseling, child development and family studies, psychology and sociology, as well as study in diversity, aging, disabilities and wellness.

College of Education and Human Services