Bachelor of Science Gerontology - Administration
This concentration within the Gerontology degree prepares students to take on leadership and administrative roles in organizations that serve older adults. The curriculum combines core gerontological studies—such as aging biology, psychosocial development, and elder care—with training in management, health systems, and public policy. Students learn how to develop and implement programs, manage facilities, and navigate the legal and ethical issues involved in elder care services. Coursework emphasizes budgeting, personnel management, strategic planning, and compliance with healthcare regulations. Students are equipped with both the compassion and operational skills needed to lead in environments such as assisted living facilities, community centers, and healthcare organizations. Graduates often pursue roles in aging services administration, nonprofit leadership, and healthcare management, or continue their studies in public health or healthcare administration.
This concentration within the Gerontology degree prepares students to take on leadership and administrative roles in organizations that serve older adults. The curriculum combines core gerontological studies—such as aging biology, psychosocial development, and elder care—with training in management, health systems, and public policy. Students learn how to develop and implement programs, manage facilities, and navigate the legal and ethical issues involved in elder care services. Coursework emphasizes budgeting, personnel management, strategic planning, and compliance with healthcare regulations. Students are equipped with both the compassion and operational skills needed to lead in environments such as assisted living facilities, community centers, and healthcare organizations. Graduates often pursue roles in aging services administration, nonprofit leadership, and healthcare management, or continue their studies in public health or healthcare administration.
