Most substance abuse social workers have a master's degree. The most common areas of study are Psychology, and Social Work.

What degrees do substance abuse social workers have?

The most common degree held by substance abuse social workers is Psychology, held by 14% of substance abuse social workers. Other common degrees include Social Work.

Get a detailed breakdown of substance abuse social workers and the different types of degrees they hold:

Degrees that substance abuse social workers hold

Degrees % of substance abuse social workers
Psychology 14%
Social Work 13%

What level of education do substance abuse social workers have?

Substance Abuse Social Workers often have similar levels of education. 72% of substance abuse social workers have a master's degree, with the second most common being a bachelor's degree at 16%.

Level of education that substance abuse social workers have

Education % of substance abuse social workers
No education 0%
High school diploma 4%
Certificate or associate degree 7%
Bachelor's degree 16%
Master's degree 72%
Doctorate 1%