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

Course Overview This accelerated bachelor's/master's program allows ambitious Public Health Studies students to earn both their undergraduate degree and a Master of Science in Applied Gerontology in just five years. The program's core feature is the double-counting of up to 12 credit hours of graduate-level coursework toward both degrees, providing a significant head start on the graduate curriculum. This integrated path is designed for students seeking efficient, advanced preparation for leadership roles in the growing field of aging services. Key Program Highlights Complete both a B.S. in Public Health Studies and an M.S. in Applied Gerontology in an accelerated five-year timeframe Double-count up to 12 graduate-level credit hours to satisfy requirements for both degrees simultaneously Gain a competitive edge with an advanced degree focused on the needs of an aging population Begin taking graduate courses during your senior year, streamlining your educational path Prepare for leadership and specialized roles in public health, senior services, and wellness programs