Gerontology: Aging and Older Adulthood
Western Oregon University
Provide students with a multidisciplinary foundation of core knowledge and skills in aging and older adulthood drawn from the fields of gerontology, psychology, social work, health, political science, communications, and business. Students will gain competence in accessing, evaluating, and integrating sources of knowledge within the field. They will develop and refine essential skills through service-learning and practicum experiences.
Credits
58 credits
Format
In-Person
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