Career Outcomes

Addiction Policy & Practice students emerge from the program with a varied, yet focused skillset, making them excellent candidates for leading positions in the recovery and public policy fields. Explore graduate outcomes for the class of 2024.

We report student career outcomes 6 months post-graduation; check back in early spring for some updates on the class of 2025!

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Over 95% of graduates found employment or continued education within 6 months of graduation. 44% of students work in the non-profit sector, 22% in state government, and 11% each in federal government, the legal sector, healthcare, and continuing education.
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Most alumni (56%) found jobs in the DMV area post-graduation. Student job titles include prevention specialist, advance associate, policy fellow for mental health, and senior policy analyst.
Giorgi Minasovi

Giorgi Minasovi, Program Specialist, Children and Family Futures

“[The MS ADPP program] helped me instantly find a job; [work] with former mentors to publish op-eds and research articles in leading publishing outlets; expanded my network; equipped me with knowledge that helps me advocate for person-centered addiction policies and practices in my daily practice.”

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