Annual course fee
AUD 27,000
Duration
1 Year
Intake months
September, january, may
Delivery locations
Eau Claire
The University of Wisconsin-Eau Claires gerontology minor or certificate is an excellent choice for those who are interested in improving the care and quality of life for older adults. Through a robust, experiential curriculum, youll examine the various psychological, social and health aspects associated with aging, including the process of aging, problems with aging, aging effects on society, needs of the aged and social services to the aged. Coursework focuses on a variety of perspectives, including those related to economics, healthcare, employment, retirement, housing, politics, family and intimate relationships. Nearly all classes taken to fulfill the program requirements are chosen by you, allowing you to study the topics that most interest you. Graduates leave the program with an enhanced understanding of how to effectively work with older adults in various settings such as hospitals, senior centers or long-term care facilities, making them well-rounded and highly sought-after professionals. Possible career paths include providing direct services to the elderly; designing, implementing and evaluating programs for the elderly; assisting with financial planning; or administering agencies and organizations that serve the needs of older individuals.
Type of institution
University
Year established
1916
Total students
11,000
On campus accommodation
Available
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