Psychoactive Substance Use and Social Policy

Undergraduate

This course provides a critical exploration of social factors affecting our understanding of psychoactive substances (e.g., alcohol, tobacco, cannabis, opiates, cocaine, psylocibin, club drugs, etc.), their use, relevant social policy and how these have changed over time. Course delivery may vary according to instructor preference. (Prerequisite: Semester 5 standing or above, or permission of instructor). (Antirequiste: SACR-3710) (Also offered as SOSC-3300).