Interprofessional Gerontology Certificate

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This certificate program is designed for graduate students wishing to work in the field of aging or community members wishing to expand their career with a gerontology focus. The interprofessional curriculum provides an overall view of the aging process and examines specific changes common to older adults and the broader psychological and social issues they face. The certificate is 5 courses and 15-hours, including a final internship that completes the certificate.

Course Requirements

GERO 601 - Topics in Aging I Credits: (3)
GERO 602 - Topics in Aging II Credits: (3)
Electives - 6 hrs. of electives from the following:
COBE 601 - The Business of Aging Credits: (3)
COED 637 - Death, Loss and Grief Counseling Credits: (3)
NURS 704 - Health Promotion & Disease Prevention Credits: (3)
PSYC 660 - Human Growth and Lifespan Development Credits: (3)
SOWK 680 - Special Topic Seminar Credits: (3)
**Note: Additional course(s) with a gerontology focus may be approved as electives, with program permission
GERO Practica/Internship (3 hr), Consult with program for available options.