Dementia and Aging Studies (Practitioner Concentration)

Texas State University

United States of America, Aberdeen

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Texas State University

United States of America , Aberdeen

Key Facts

Program Level

Master by Course Work

Study Type

Full Time

Delivery

On Campus

Campuses

Main Site

Program Language

English

Start & Deadlines

Next Intake DeadlinesJune-2021 15-Jun-2021

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Duration 12 month(s)

Apply Date 15-Jun-2021

Next Intake June-2021

Dementia and Aging Studies (Practitioner Concentration)

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Overview Key facts:Dementia and Aging Studies (Practitioner Concentration) at Texas State University also includes course work from the Department of Communication Studies, the School of Health Administration, and the School of Social Work.The Department of Sociology at Texas State consists of a student-friendly faculty with wide-ranging specialties. Faculty research interests include gender and the workplace, health, aging, life course, dementia, sexuality, demography, community organization, deviance, criminology, social stratification and inequality, popular culture, social movements, globalization, sustainability, and the environment. I want to find another Master Course

Dementia and Aging Studies (Practitioner Concentration) at Texas State University offers cutting-edge knowledge about dementia and aging studies, including evolving issues related to the care of persons with dementia and other topics related to aging and the life course.

Disciplines

Public Health

Health Sciences

Health Management

Requirements

Other Requirements

1 : completed online application$55 nonrefundable application fee$90 nonrefundable application fee for applications with international credentialsbaccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited universityofficial transcripts from each institution where course credit was grantedminimum 3.0 GPA in the last 60 hours of undergraduate course work (plus any completed graduate courses)background course work: at least six hours of undergraduate sociology/social science courses related to aging or gerontology. (Two years of documented experience in the field of gerontology may be substituted for three or six hours of social science prerequisites). *GRE not requiredresume/CVstatement of purpose (two pages, double-spaced with the student’s full name and contact information) that describes personal and career goals. Include academic interests and the relationship of this graduate degree to life/personal goals.