MASTER OF SCIENCE IN GERONTOLOGYwith Specialization in PsychologyREQUIRED COURSES 32 UnitsCourse Name and Number GERO 510 150GERO 520 150Life Span Developmental PsychologyGERO 530 150Life Span Develop ID: 862729
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Please note: The specializations are optional tracks you can take to add to your resume. The specializations for the MSG program are not required to graduate, and you do not have to declare a specialization in order to complete the courses. The tracks are meant for students who wish to focus on a particular area of MASTER OF SCIENCE IN GERONTOLOGY with Specialization in Psychology REQUIRED COURSES (32 Units) Course Name and Number GERO 510 – GERO 520 – Life Span Developmental Psychology GERO 530 – Life Span Developmental Sociology GERO 540 – Social Policy and Aging GERO 589 – Case Studies in Leadership and Change Manag ement GERO 591 – Field Practicum (240 Hours) GERO 593 – Research Methods GERO 555 – Integrating Gerontology: A Multidisciplinary Approach ELECTIVES (12 Units) Course Name and Number GERO 494 – Emotion - Cognition Interactions and Aging GERO 508 – GERO 522 – Counseling Older Adults and Their Families GERO 563 – Geronpsychology GERO 566 – Cognitive Decline: Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia and
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Advances in Imaging GERO 585 – The Aging Family MASTER OF SCIENCE IN GERONTOLOGY with Specialization in Care Management REQUIRED COURSES (32 Units) Course Name and Number GERO 510 – Physiology of Development and Aging GERO 520 – Life Span Developmental Psychology GERO 530 – Life Span Developmental Sociology GERO 540 – Social Policy and Aging GERO 589 – Case Studies in Leadership and Change Management GERO 591 – Field Practicum (240 Hours) GERO 593 – Research Methods GERO 555 – Integrating Gerontology: A Multidisciplinary Approach ELECTIVES(12 Units) Course Name and Number GERO 501 – Applied Legal and Regulatory Issues in Aging GERO 541 – Health Care Delivery Models: Comparative Approaches GERO 543 – Continuum of Care: Systems Perspective GERO 557 – Geriatric Care Management GERO 550 – Administration and System Management in Programs for Older Adults GERO 585 – The Aging Family MASTER OF SCIENCE IN GERONTOLOGY with Specialization in Nutrition REQUIRED COURSES (32 Units)
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Course Name and Number GERO 510 – Physiology of Development and Aging GERO 520 – Life Span Developmental Psychology GERO 530 – Life Span Developmental Sociology GERO 540 – Social Policy and Aging GERO 589 – Case Studies in Leadership and Change Management GERO 591 – Field Practicum (240 Hours) GE RO 593 – Research Methods GERO 555 – Integrating Gerontology: A Multidisciplinary Approach ELECTIVES (12 Units) Course Name and Number GERO 488 – Food, Culture, Disease, and Longevity in Italy and in the Mediterranean GERO 498 – Nutrition, Genes, Longevity and Diseases GERO 515L * – Food Production and Food Services Management (Prerequisites: Introductory Food Science and Biochemistry) GERO 560 * – Micronutrients, Health and Longevity (Prerequisites: Biochemistry and hysiology. Student must have a solid understanding of digestion, absorption, and metabolism of fat, protein, and carbohydrates.) GERO 562 – Diseases of Aging with Emphasis on Cardiovascular Disease and Diabetes GERO 566 – Cognitive Dec
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line: Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia and Advances in Imaging GERO 567 – Prevention of Chronic Diseases through Nutrition, Physical Activity and Lifestyle Changes GERO 577 – Food Service and Senior Living (2 units) *Must have some scienceand/or nutritionbackground MASTER OF SCIENCE IN GERONTOLOGY with Specialization in Entrepreneurship REQUIRED COURSES (32 Units) Course Name and Number GERO 510 – Physiology of Development and Aging GERO 520 – Life Span Developmental Psychology GERO 530 – Life Span Developmental Sociology GERO 540 – Social Policy and Aging GERO 589 – Case Studies in Leadership and Change Management GERO 591 – Field Practicum (240 Hours) GERO 593 – Research Methods GERO 555 – Integrating Gerontology: A Multidisciplinary Approach ELECTIVES (12 UnitsMinimum) Course Name and Number GERO 501 – Applied Legal and Regulatory Issue in Aging GERO 502 – Marketing and Shifts in Consumer Decision Making GERO 504 – Current Issues in Aging Services Management GERO 506 – Technological Inno
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vations in Aging (Gerontechnology) GERO 541 – Health Care Delivery Models: Comparative Approaches GERO 550 – Administration and System Management in Programs for Older Adults GERO 565 – Novel Technologies in Aging and Assisted Living GERO 574 – Leadership and Management in Senior Living (3 units) GERO 576 – Finance and Senior Living (3 units) MASTER OF SCIENCE IN GERONTOLOGY with Specialization in End of Life REQUIRED COURSES (32 Units) Course Name and Number GERO 510 – Physiology of Development and Aging GERO 520 – Life Span Developmental Psychology GERO 530 – Life Span Developmental Sociology GERO 540 – Social Policy and Aging GERO 589 – Case Studies in Leadership and Change Management GERO 591 – Field Practicum (240 Hours) GERO 593 – Research Methods GERO 555 – Integrating Gerontology: A Multidisciplinary Approach ELECTIVES (12 UnitsMinimum) Course Name and Number GERO 493 – Longevity and Death among Ancient and Modern European Population ( 2 Units) GERO 507 – End of Life Care
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GERO 522 – Counseling Older Adults and Their Families GERO 566 – Cognitive Decline: Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia and Advances in Imaging GERO 585 – The Aging Family MASTER OF SCIENCE IN GERONTOLOGY with Specialization in Geriatric Care REQUIRED COURSES (32 Units) Course Name and Number GERO 510 – Physiology of Development and Aging GERO 520 – Life Span Developmental Psychology GERO 530 – Life Span Developmental Sociology GERO 540 – Social Policy and Aging GERO 589 – Case Studies in Leadership and Change Management GERO 591 – Field Practicum (240 Hours) GERO 593 – Research Methods GERO 555 – Integrating Gerontology: A Multidisciplinary Approach ELECTIVES (12 Units) Course Name and Number GERO 507 – End of Life Care GERO 522 – Counseling Older Adults and Their Families GERO 557 – Geriatric Care Management GERO 564 – Multiple Chronic Conditions and Older Adults GERO 567 – Prevention of Chronic Diseases through Nutrition, Physical Activity and Lifes tyle Changes GERO 5 6
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8 – Adaptive Age - Friendly Environments and Injury Prevention MASTER OF SCIENCE IN GERONTOLOGY with Specialization in Health Science REQUIRED COURSES (32 Units) Course Name and Number GERO 510 – Physiology of Development and Aging GERO 520 – Life Span Developmental Psychology GERO 530 – Life Span Developmental Sociology GERO 540 – Social Policy and Aging GERO 589 – Case Studies in Leadership and Change Management GERO 591 – Field Practicum (240 Hours) GERO 593 – Research Methods GERO 555 – Integrating Gerontology: A Multidisciplinary Approach ELECTIVES (12 Units) Course Name and Number GERO 498 – Nutrition, Genes, Longevity and Diseases GERO 508 – The Mind and Body Connection Through the Lifespan GERO 561 – Introduction to Aging and Normal Changes with Aging GERO 562 – Diseases of Aging with Emphasis on Cardiovascular Disease and Diabetes GERO 564 – Multiple Chronic Conditions and Older Adults GERO 567 – Prevention of Chronic Diseases through Nutrition, Physical Activity and Lifestyle C