USC Davis School of Gerontology - Graduate Degrees Offered

Graduate Degrees Offered

Master of Science in Gerontology: The Master of Science in Gerontology prepares students to assume professional leadership positions in government and the private sector. Curriculum consists of 52 units and can be completed in its entirety over the web as a distance learning student or on campus at the USC campus.

Online Master of Arts in Gerontology: Geared towards working professionals, the Online Master of Arts in Gerontology requires seven, four-unit courses for a total of 28 credits with the same academic quality and faculty involvement as on-campus programs.

Online Master of Long Term Care Administration: Geared towards professionals and individuals interested in the field of long term care who wish to further their educational background and enhance their work experience, the Master of Long Term Care Administration requires the completion of seven four-unit courses, for a total of 28 credits, with the same academic quality and faculty involvement as on-campus programs.

Master of Aging Services Management: The newest graduate degree offered by the USC Davis School, the Master of Aging Services Management will provide leadership training for careers that supply services to the rapidly increasing population of older adults. The program targets both on-campus and distance learning students seeking careers in residential care facilities, retirement communities, assisted living facilities, hospice care and home-care services. Curriculum will expose students to general information about aging, including demography, health and culture and a core set of management skills related specifically to aging services businesses.

Doctorate in Gerontology: The Ph.D. program in gerontology at the USC Davis School targets exceptional students to work with leading scholars in the field of aging. The program offers opportunities to participate in federal, state and privately funded research. The program fully integrates students into a research environment oriented toward improving the quality of life throughout the entire lifespan.

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