We want to send a heartfelt congratulations to the UF Aging Class of 2020! We wish you all the best! The Virtual Commencement Ceremony will stream here on Dec. 18th! Anthony Bartolino Terra Kidd Jamie McCone Trenton Nobles Inga Oberst Isabella Simonsen Kristin Watts…
Aging is a multidisciplinary field. The study of aging integrates practices and knowledge from several areas of study, including biology, sociology, and psychology.
Due to current admission exam testing difficulties amid the COVID-19 pandemic, most University of Florida graduate degree programs are waiving the GRE, GMAT, and FE requirement for applicants seeking Fall 2020, Spring 2021, Summer A/B/C 2021, and Fall 2021 admission. This temporary emergency waiver applies only to admission for those…
The University of Florida’s Department of Aging and Geriatric Research’s online master’s program was ranked #4 out of the “Top 30” Master’s in Gerontology Degree Programs for 2020 by Intelligent.com. The online degree provides students a comprehensive and personalized curriculum in gerontology. Three specialty tracks including…
As the University of Florida rises in stature in a variety of educational fields, Forbes has recognized the university as one of “America’s Best Employers” in its annual ranking of large and midsized organizations. UF came in sixth among public universities and 17th among all universities that made the…
Don’t worry. We get asked this question a lot. Professionals in the field of aging work in a variety of settings, including community and service organizations, long-term care institutions, hospitals, governmental agencies, academic settings, and research organizations. Some professionals work directly with older adults, while others work as educators and…
Join us for the 21st national Our Community, Our Health town hall on January 22nd to discuss the potential for intermittent fasting, “keto” diets and physical activity to optimize well-being and longevity. This event will be live-streamed…
