The MSc in Addiction Recovery is a postgraduate program designed for professionals working in addiction and support services. Offered by Trinity College Dublin's School of Medicine, this interdisciplinary course combines Public Health, Psychiatry, Psychology, and Neuroscience. It aims to provide a deep understanding of Addiction Recovery (AR) theory and its application in health and social care settings, fostering critical appraisal of implementation barriers and promoting multi-disciplinary learning. The program is the first of its kind in Ireland and aligns with national drug strategies and international recovery principles.
The MSc in Addiction Recovery comprises 90 ECTS credits, including twelve taught modules and a dissertation. The course is structured to facilitate learning through intensive three-day blocks each month. Modules may be subject to change based on staff availability.
Applications may be considered in exceptional circumstances based on workplace experience. Applicants with no professional experience may be considered if they can secure a placement for the course duration and demonstrate benefit from the program.
Tuition and living cost information is not provided on the program page.