You’ll study alongside instructors with experience in the field, explore relevant case studies, and apply the 12-step approach to substance use—expanding your skills and knowledge as you prepare to improve the health and wellness of individuals struggling with substance use disorders (SUD).

The Ph.D. program in Addictology covers trans-disciplinary knowledge in addictology and the skills to independently design and conduct studies of the various factors in the risk environment of substance use and addictive behaviors — from the individual to the policy level. Aiming to contribute to evidence-based decision-making, the core of the program is in clinical work and public health research with a participatory community focus. Central to the program are methodological guidance and support for trans-disciplinary addictology research with an emphasis on combining quantitative and qualitative research methods from various disciplines into a common epistemological framework.

The Bachelor of Biomedical Sciences (BBiomedSc) degree provides students with a sound foundation in the scientific principles underpinning biomedical research and thus our current understanding of health and disease. A defining feature of this degree is its interdisciplinary nature with students able to select papers from multiple contributing Departments. The BBiomedSc is a springboard for advanced study and a diverse range of careers including research, health services, and professional Programs.

Whether you are looking to broaden your awareness or build on your professional skill set, the Diploma of Alcohol and Other Drugs will expand your knowledge in these areas.

Designed for professionals with diverse educational backgrounds and experience, programs at IUGS are structured to meet the needs of qualified people seeking to complete their formal credentials.

This program is designed to provide participants with the essential skills to apply in a variety of roles and support sectors.