Earn Your Joint Master's Degree in Addiction Counseling in Psychology and Social Work
Your commitment to social justice and counseling has a home in CSU’s joint Master of Addiction Counseling in Psychology and Social Work (MACPSW) Program. There is an ever-growing need for licensed addiction counselors to advance the health and well-being of our communities. Here, you will:
- Be immediately eligible for licensure as an addictions counselor upon graduation.
- Receive internship and supervision hours through the program.
- Fill equity gaps in human health and service practice.
- Earn your degree quickly. Typical timeline of three years; two for advanced standing.
Curriculum
Full-Time MSW/MACP Curriculum
A full-time MSW/MACP student can expect to complete their first year of foundational Social Work classes with their MSW cohort. During years two and three of the program, students balance a blend of Social Work and Psychology courses, in addition to engaging in their internship.
Advanced Standing MSW/MACP Curriculum
Advanced Standing MSW/MACP students follow a similar programmatic progression at a quickened pace, which condenses their learning and experience into a two-year joint degree.
Learn more about the program in CSU’s Course Catalog.