Purdue University Northwest
Addiction Counseling (Post-Master's Certificate)
Cost & earnings at Purdue University Northwest What students borrow here, and what they go on to earn
Psychology graduates earn a median $29,141 Across 1,390 US programmes, two years after finishing
See the degree grade →A short post-master’s certificate providing focused training in addiction counseling for students who already hold or are completing a master’s degree in any discipline. Suits clinicians, counselors, and allied professionals seeking concentrated coursework to prepare for practice in substance-use treatment contexts.
What you'll study
The program delivers concentrated coursework covering all aspects of addiction counseling. Over 18 credit hours students study topics that build competence in assessment, intervention and treatment related to substance use and addictive behaviors.
Entry requirements
Open to master’s degree candidates or graduates from any field. Applicants must be enrolled in or have completed a master’s program to be eligible for this certificate.
Career prospects
The certificate is designed to strengthen knowledge and skills relevant to work in addiction treatment, counseling agencies, community behavioral-health settings and related roles where specialized training in substance-use issues is required. The ICAADA approval indicates alignment with professional expectations in Indiana.
Scholarships & funding angle
Funding options are not specified on the programme page; prospective students should consult Purdue University Northwest’s financial aid office, explore graduate-level assistantships or employer-sponsored support, and investigate state or local grants for behavioral-health training.
Latest Non-Degree Scholarships
Similar Non-Degree programmes at other universities
Get help applying to Purdue University Northwest
Shortlist scholarships and plan your application — free guidance from our advisors.