Bachelor of Science Gerontology
This program focuses on the biological, psychological, and social aspects of aging, preparing students for careers that support the growing elderly population. Students study the aging process, age-related health conditions, elder care systems, and the societal implications of an aging demographic. The curriculum incorporates interdisciplinary coursework in health sciences, sociology, psychology, and public policy. Emphasis is placed on ethical caregiving, intergenerational relationships, and improving quality of life for older adults. Practical experience through internships or service learning enhances student preparedness. Graduates often pursue roles in healthcare, senior services, long-term care administration, or graduate programs in gerontology, social work, or health administration.
This program focuses on the biological, psychological, and social aspects of aging, preparing students for careers that support the growing elderly population. Students study the aging process, age-related health conditions, elder care systems, and the societal implications of an aging demographic. The curriculum incorporates interdisciplinary coursework in health sciences, sociology, psychology, and public policy. Emphasis is placed on ethical caregiving, intergenerational relationships, and improving quality of life for older adults. Practical experience through internships or service learning enhances student preparedness. Graduates often pursue roles in healthcare, senior services, long-term care administration, or graduate programs in gerontology, social work, or health administration.
