European Masters in Drug and Alcohol Studies
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The European Masters in Drug and Alcohol Studies is designed to stimulate reflection and debate on crucial topics in substance use and misuse from a multi-disciplinary, European and cross-national perspective. It is run jointly by four universities: Universidad Miguel Hernandez de Elche (Alicante, Spain), Aarhus University (Denmark), Middlesex University (London, UK) and Università del Piemonte Orientale (Novara, Italy). Students will have access to a group of European teachers and students and opportunities to study in partner universities or undertake placements in Europe.
The programme is meant to provide students with knowledge and skills useful to investigate and analyse the psychological, social and health implications arising from alcohol and drug consumption. It also provides the possible responses to problems and offers the tools they need to face clinical practice and prevention challenges.
The Master is open to all graduates (bachelor degree and master degree), and in particular to researchers and public and private health and social workers.