Academic Programs
Do you have The CourAGE to Care?
Undergraduate Programs
Bachelor of Science in Gerontology
A multi-disciplinary four-year degree for students seeking careers in aging, pre-health, administration and wellness.
Bachelor of Multidisciplinary Studies: Gerontology Concentration
The Bachelor of Multidisciplinary Studies (BMS) is a flexible, individualized degree program designed especially for adults. The BMS is ideal for adults seeking degree completion or pursuing a college degree for the first time.
Undergraduate Certificate in Gerontology
An 18 credit hour program offered for students to complement an existing degree at the undergraduate level through course work and practical experience with older adults.
Minor in Gerontology
An 18 credit hour program ideal for students who may already have experience working with older adults or who are interested in gaining classroom knowledge.
Graduate Programs
PhD in Gerontology
An opportunity for students to develop the necessary skills and knowledge to conduct research in order to generate new understanding of the aging process.
Master of Arts in Social Gerontology (non-thesis track)
A degree designed for practitioners already working with older adults or people aspiring to work with elders.
Master of Arts in Social Gerontology (thesis track)
A degree designed for practitioners who wish to gain additional insight from research in the field of aging and continuiting students.
Graduate Certificate in Gerontology
An 18 credit hour program offered for students to complement an existing degree at the graduate level through course work and practical experience with older adults.
Graduate Certificate in Gerontology with a concentration in Interior Design
A cooperative program between University of Nebraska Omaha (UNO) Gerontology and University of Nebraska Lincoln (UNL) Interior Design. This program educates students about the built environment for older adults.
Dual Programming in Gerontology & Law
Available in collaboration with the UNL College of Law and the UNO Department of Gerontology.
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- Omaha, Nebraska 68182-0202
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