Public Health and Applied Gerontology, Bachelor’s Master’s Combined Program

Course Overview This accelerated 4+1 program allows ambitious public health undergraduates to earn both a Bachelor's in Public Health and a Master of Science in Applied Gerontology in just five years. The program is designed for qualified students to seamlessly transition into graduate studies, saving time and tuition costs. Students gain a specialized skill set to address the health needs of a growing aging population. Key Program Highlights Earn two degrees (B.S. and M.S.) in an accelerated five-year timeline Dual-count 12 credit hours of 500-level coursework toward both degrees Begin taking graduate-level courses after completing 75 undergraduate credits Specialize in the high-demand field of aging and applied gerontology Flexible start with admission available for either the Fall or Spring semester