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May 17, 2025
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2025-2026 Undergraduate Bulletin (Draft)
Certificate in Interdisciplinary Aging Studies
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The Certificate in Interdisciplinary Aging Studies provides knowledge in the field of gerontology. The program is to equip students with multidisciplinary understanding of aging processes, policies, and services. With the student’s major, this certificate program prepares students for careers working with older adults and their families and provides a foundation for further study in gerontology.
The Certificate in Interdisciplinary Aging Studies integrates courses from psychology, family science, public health, nursing and nutrition, providing a comprehensive understanding of aging processes and their implications for individuals, families and society. This program prepares individuals to pursue a formally recognized gerontology program of study and career opportunities working with/for older adults and family members.
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Program Requirements (12 Semester Hours)
Minimum grade of C required in all certificate coursework. Required Courses (9 semester hours) Choose one from the following (3 semester hours) Total hours required: 12 Semester Hours |
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