IIACRTG - Innovations in Aging

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1. course: Human Aging: The Aging Experience

2. course: Human Aging: Ethical Considerations

3. course: Human Aging: Biological & Psychological Perspectives

4. course: Human Aging: Socio-cultural and Human Diversity Perspectives

5. course: Human Aging: Applied Theory

6. course: Human Aging: Strategies for Critical Evaluations

7. course: Human Aging: Interprofessional Practice, Communication, and Older Adults

8. course: Human Aging: Spectrum of Supportive Services and Structures

9. course: Human Aging: Current Trends in Tech and Innovation

10. course: Human Aging: Local and Global Challenges

11. course: Human Aging: Across Disciplines

12. course: Arts and Community Health: Intercultural Perspectives and Applications:  Part III - Aging

13. course: Human Aging: Applying Aging Innovations

Minimum GPA for Core Courses:  3.0

There are no electives for this program.

IIA 598:

• To complete the graduate certificate program, students must complete course under the advisement of a faculty supervisor.  This capstone requires students to identify a current challenge or opportunity impacting older adults and propose an interdisciplinary intervention. 

Please refer to the Graduate Student Handbook for students who are pursuing this program of study.