Gerontology Certificate
Total Units Required: 21
The Minor and Certificate in Gerontology consist of an interdisciplinary cluster of courses which enable students to effectively work with older adults and their families in a variety of settings. The programs augment majors such as social work, recreation, nursing, psychology, sociology, nutrition, and other helping professions to work with older adults and their families.
A student enrolled in the gerontology certificate program must be accepted for University admission and must complete required course work as outlined. It is not necessary to complete the requirements for a bachelor's degree in order to receive the Certificate in Gerontology.