BA in Mental Health and Addiction Studies in Morgantown United States | West Virginia University

Our program caters to students who have diverse interests in understanding human experiences and supporting their communities, as well as those aiming for advanced education in counseling, social services, public health, or similar health-focused fields. Alumni are also prepared for beginner roles in addiction treatment, mental health support, and family assistance programs. The Mental Health and Addiction Studies bachelor's program integrates coursework from essential areas including therapeutic practices, family dynamics, psychological principles, and societal studies, alongside specialized topics like cultural diversity, gerontology, special needs, and holistic wellbeing.