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The study of Gerontology explores the issues confronting an aging American society through social, biological, and psychological issues beyond the aging process. By learning about these issues confronting our aging population professionals can apply this knowledge to implement policies and programs that can impact the quality of life of our elders as they transition into retirement or personal transformations. Program lengths can take 1 to 3 years depending on the type of diploma or degree options.
Earning a Post-Bachelor Certificate
Post-Bachelor's certificate programs offer applied instruction and professional credibility directly related to the specific field of certification criteria. Program lengths and credits are determined by the qualifying institution in relation to the time and coursework involved for successful completion.
What is Human Services?
Make a difference in human lives.
Human Services workers can work in many fields such as child welfare workers, elderly care facilities, substance abuse treatment centers, or correctional facilities. Degrees are offered at levels from associate to doctorate and can prepare graduates for entry level to administrative and management careers. Studies focus on human behavior, social problems, and public policy that affect human care centers along with the legal and ethical issues that may arise.
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