University of North Texas 
The College of Health and Public Service offers undergraduate, graduate, and certificate
programs in Rehabilitation and Addiction Studies. If you have a passion for helping
individuals overcome mental health obstacles and substance abuse disorders, our faculty
and staff can equip you with the necessary education and tools to achieve your professional
dream.
Programs in Rehabilitation Studies at UNT
Undergraduate Programs
You can find more information on the undergraduate degrees, minors, and certificates available in the Department of Rehabilitation and Health Services here.
Graduate Programs
You can find more information on the graduate degrees and certificates available in the Department of Rehabilitation and Health Services here.
FAQs
What can I do with a Rehabilitation Studies degree?
Rehabilitation professionals work in several different settings. Here are a few examples:
- Addiction Treatment Centers
- Disability Accommodation Programs at Schools and Universities
- Hospitals and Clinics, Treating Individuals with Head Injuries
- Independent Living and Community Programs
- Insurance Companies
- Mental Health Centers
- State and Federal Rehabilitation Programs
- Probation and Parole Offices
- Veteran Affairs Centers
Timeline: What courses do I need for Rehabilitation Studies?
These samples will provide you a map of the traditional four-year plan for the Bachelor of Science in Rehabilitation Studies and the two/three year plan for the Master's in Rehabilitation Counseling.
What services are offered within the Department of Rehabilitation and Health Services?
At UNT, we offer rehabilitation programs that not only serve our students, but also the community.
- UNTWELL Clinic offers free counseling, vocational, and adjunctive therapy services to UNT students through the Wellness and Employment Learning Lab.
- UNTWISE (UNT Workplace Inclusion & Sustainable Employment) delivers information, continuing education, and technical assistance in areas that affect the employment and inclusion of individuals with disabilities.
- The Collegiate Recovery Program (CRP) offers a safe and supportive community to students who identify as recovering from a substance use concern, mental health concern, or process addiction.
- UNT ELEVAR (Empower, Learn, Excel, enVision, Advance, Rise) is a four-year inclusive postsecondary education program for students with intellectual disabilities (ID).
- Recovery to Practice brings recovery principles into the daily practice of all addiction professionals across the state.
- The Texas Beacons of Excellence project will provide Texans with disabilities an alternative path away from subminimum pay and toward a competitive workforce.
Are there any scholarships available for Rehabilitation Studies majors?
Yes! This webpage will provide a list of all eleven scholarships available to Rehabilitation Studies majors.
Who can help me create a plan for this career path?
If you are a current or prospective student, please visit unt.navigate.eab.com, to schedule an appointment. For more information about our programs, please contact one of our staff.
Rod Streng, Ph.D., Senior Academic Advisor
e-mail: Rod.Streng@unt.edu
Bradley McDaniels, Ph.D., CRC, Director of Rehabilitation Programs
e-mail: Bradley.McDaniels@unt.edu
Denise Catalano, Ph.D., CRC, Graduate Coordinator
e-mail: Denise.Catalano@unt.edu