MA in Long-Term Care, Senior Housing and Aging Services

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SociologyMain Subject Area

Program overview

Main Subject

Sociology

Degree

Study Level

Masters

This program prepares students for a career in gerontology. The 45-semester-hour program includes 15 hours of core courses in aging, up to 6 hours of credit for an internship in a facility or agency serving older people and 3 hours of credit for a capstone seminar on application of theory to practice. The long-term care, senior housing and aging services curriculum prepares students to become an administrator of residential facilities for the elderly (including skilled nursing facilities, continuing care retirement communities, assisted-living facilities and retirement housing properties) and of community-based and government agencies that plan and deliver services for older people (including adult protective services, advocacy groups, recreational programs, home health care agencies, etc.). To complete degree requirements, long-term care, senior housing and aging services students take core-required and LSHA-required courses, including classes in computer applications, health delivery systems, housing for the elderly, needs assessment, financial issues and administration of programs for the aging.

Program overview

Main Subject

Sociology

Degree

Study Level

Masters

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