This program is most appropriate for students planning to do substantive research in the field of aging as part of their graduate work. For additional details, see the Student Guide to Graduate Study in Aging . A Core Training Faculty member serves on the student's masters or dissertation supervisory committee. This program is most appropriate for students who want to enroll in coursework on aging that will complement their future career interests. For additional details, see the Student Guide to Graduate Study in Aging .
Admission is competitive.
Coursework completed at the University of Florida, including GEY6646, the required core course, is given CEU credit and is applied toward the certificate along with continuing education credits earned in off-campus workshops and university classes. This certificate is most appropriate for individuals currently working with older adults in the field of gerontology or geriatrics. For additional details, see the Student Guide for the Professional Certificate in Aging . Contact the Associate Director for Education to discuss admission. This program at the Center for Gerontological Studies is intended for students who plan careers in the field of aging, as well as those who expect to interact frequently with seniors in their working environment in Florida or elsewhere.