UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA · UNITED STATES
Aging Studies Postbaccalaureate Certificate
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The Aging Studies Postbaccalaureate Certificate is a 12-credit graduate-level program designed to enhance knowledge and understanding of the multifaceted field of human aging. This interdisciplinary program offers a comprehensive background for professionals seeking to address the needs of an aging population. While courses may be offered online and face-to-face, applications are currently not being accepted for this program. Students interested in this area of study may consider the Gerontology minor instead.
Careers
This program aims to prepare professionals for a variety of roles in sectors that serve an aging population. The interdisciplinary approach equips graduates with the skills needed to meet the challenges in this growing field.
- Hospitals
- Long-term care facilities
- Education
- Clinics
- Home health care agencies
- Hospice and end-of-life care organizations
- Insurance groups
- Counseling and social services
- Physician groups
- Financial planning
- Architecture and design
- Public policy
- Nursing
Frequently asked questions
- Is the Aging Studies Postbaccalaureate Certificate program currently accepting applications?
- No, applications are not currently being accepted for the Aging Studies Postbaccalaureate Certificate program as it has been discontinued.
- What is the alternative for students interested in aging studies at the University of Minnesota?
- Students interested in this area of study may consider the Gerontology minor as an alternative.
- What are the career outcomes for graduates of the Aging Studies Postbaccalaureate Certificate?
- This program aims to prepare professionals for roles in various sectors serving an aging population, including hospitals, long-term care facilities, education, and public policy.
- What are the entry requirements for the Aging Studies Postbaccalaureate Certificate?
- A bachelor's degree from any major is required for admission, though applications are not currently being accepted for this program.
- Who can I contact for specific inquiries about the certificate program status?
- For specific inquiries regarding the status of the certificate program, please contact the School of Public Health at sph-ask@umn.edu.
Entry requirements
Bachelor's degreeA bachelor's degree is required for admission. Graduates from any major are suitable for the program.
Applications are not currently being accepted for this program.
Fees
Tuition (international)Not applicable as applications are not being accepted.
Tuition (home)Not applicable as applications are not being accepted.
LivingNot applicable as applications are not being accepted.
The program has been discontinued and is no longer accepting applicants.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Aging Studies Postbaccalaureate Certificate program currently accepting applications?
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No, applications are not currently being accepted for the Aging Studies Postbaccalaureate Certificate program as it has been discontinued.
What is the alternative for students interested in aging studies at the University of Minnesota?
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Students interested in this area of study may consider the Gerontology minor as an alternative.
What are the career outcomes for graduates of the Aging Studies Postbaccalaureate Certificate?
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This program aims to prepare professionals for roles in various sectors serving an aging population, including hospitals, long-term care facilities, education, and public policy.
What are the entry requirements for the Aging Studies Postbaccalaureate Certificate?
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A bachelor's degree from any major is required for admission, though applications are not currently being accepted for this program.
Who can I contact for specific inquiries about the certificate program status?
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For specific inquiries regarding the status of the certificate program, please contact the School of Public Health at sph-ask@umn.edu.