The Master program includes:

• Two on-campus intensive weeks organized by the partner universities (to be decided if in presence or at distance) (September 2021 and September 2022)

• Four mandatory modules (distance learning):
  • Substance use and addiction theories
  • Drug and alcohol policies in Europe
  • Research methods
  • Responses to the problem of drug abuse and addiction

• Three optional modules (distance learning) to choose among:
  • Drugs and crime in Europe
  • Evidence Based Practice
  • Cultural and social aspects of drug and alcohol use
  • Dual Diagnosis

• Final thesis under the supervision of one of the master’s teachers

• The graduation ceremony will be held at the EMCDDA in Lisbon (Autumn 2023)