Academic Programs

The Department of Gerontology offers a wide array of educational options allowing students to learn about the issues and opportunities facing an aging population at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. Many of the academic programs offered can be pursued online as well as on campus. Click below to learn what gerontology is and see what degrees the Department of Gerontology offers.

Deadlines

Undergraduate application submission deadlines are as follows:
Fall Semester - August 1*
Spring Semester - December 1
Summer Semester - July 1
  * The priority deadline for scholarship consideration for the fall semester is Dec. 15.

Undergraduate Programs

Bachelor of Science in Gerontology

Bachelor of Multidisciplinary Studies: Gerontology Concentration

Undergraduate Certificate in Gerontology

Undergraduate Minor in Gerontology

 

Graduate Programs

PhD in Gerontology

Master of Arts in Social Gerontology (non-thesis track)

Master of Arts in Social Gerontology (thesis track)

Graduate Certificate in Gerontology

Graduate Minor in Gerontology

Graduate Certificate in Gerontology with a concentration in Interior Design

Dual Programming in Gerontology & Law