The certificate requires a total of 60 units, including 33 units of course work and field experience in health science and 27 units in related fields. Course selection is designed to supplement previous academic and/or vocational experience and to apply to basic professional training leading to the baccalaureate or to graduate degrees. The program prepares alcohol and other drug abuse specialists for employment in educational, therapeutic, rehabilitative, and consultant settings. Refer to Undergraduate Studies: General Information  for general regulations governing all certificate programs.