Master of Gerontological Studies Gerontology

Course Overview The Master of Gerontological Studies (M.G.S.) program provides students with a comprehensive understanding of aging processes and the needs of older adults. It combines theoretical knowledge with practical applications to prepare graduates for careers in aging services, policy, and research. Students explore biological, psychological, and social aspects of aging through interdisciplinary coursework. Key Program Highlights Interdisciplinary curriculum covering biological, psychological, and social aging Practical experience through internships and field placements Focus on policy development and advocacy for older populations Research opportunities in gerontology and aging studies Preparation for diverse careers in healthcare, community services, and research