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UWS’s Postgraduate Programme in Contemporary Drug & Alcohol Studies (CDAS) is a fantastic course for people looking to study, work and research in this area, and for practitioners looking to develop their practice. The course is grounded in the UK and global in outlook. Students are supported to:

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ESH Community – maintaining last year’s prices for the start of 2025!

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