More than a master’s program …

our students are the future of geriatric patient care. At UF Aging Online, our mission is to create a workforce that will better care for the older adult population.

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Online Graduate Programs in Aging

Did you know that in 1920, only one out of every 20 people was 65 or older? That number has increased exponentially in the past 100 years. In 2020, one in six people in the U.S. were age 65 and older, for a total of 55.8 million older adults: a whopping 16.8% of the population. By the year 2034, that number is projected to reach 77 million.

With the number of older adults increasing each year, there’s also a growing need for gerontologists and geriatricians to help ensure their well-being. So, whether you used to enjoy volunteering at your grandmother’s nursing home, you recently found a passion for advocating for the elderly or you simply want career stability and the potential for advancement in your current role, the University of Florida offers multiple graduate credentials with a focus on aging:

With a graduate credential in aging from UF, you’ll:

Gain expertise in aging.
Develop a diverse skillset that’s useful in multiple settings.
Open the doors to a range of career opportunities in an industry that has increasing demand for dedicated workers.
Make a positive impact on the lives of your patients.

Benefits of UF’s Online Aging Programs

In addition to adding an impressive credential to your resume from one of U.S. News’ top 50 universities and expanding your potential job opportunities in the medical field, here are some of the benefits you can expect as a virtual Gator: