Post-Baccalaureate Certificate Gerontology

Course Overview This multidisciplinary graduate program in gerontology provides a comprehensive academic foundation for professionals aiming to work with and support aging adults. The curriculum integrates essential perspectives from biology, sociology, and psychology with practical insights from health sciences. Students benefit from a diverse faculty across the university, ensuring a well-rounded understanding of the aging process. Key Program Highlights Multidisciplinary curriculum covering the biological, sociological, and psychological aspects of aging Wide range of electives including ethics, economics, communication, and life transitions Instruction from expert faculty across numerous departments and professional schools Strong academic foundation for a variety of careers serving the elderly population Focus on the holistic needs and experiences of aging adults