School of Applied Sciences
The Bachelor of Science in Applied Gerontology program uses an inter-professional education and service-learning approach to study aging
A Bachelor of Science in Applied Gerontology from the University of Mississippi prepares students for a wide range of career settings in health, legal studies, nutrition and dietetics, social work, and communication sciences and disorders.
Key Benefits
All students enrolled in the Applied Gerontology program at the University of Mississippi receive applied, community-based, and service learning experiences before graduation.
Graduate Outcomes
The job market for Applied Gerentology graduates is projected to grow 17% from 2014-2024. Graduates are needed in a variety of educational, health care, government agency, community, and private practice settings.
Experiences Offered
At Ole Miss, students participate in program-directed seminars and community engagement activities that provide hands-on experience and networking opportunities, leading to successful job placement or graduate school admission.
School of Applied Sciences Faculty
Faculty from diverse disciplines teach a curriculum with inter-professional perspectives. Dr. Teresa Carithers serves as the Program Director and Mrs. Marcia Cole serves as the Director of Internships and Community Engagement.
Admissions Requirements
Admission requirements for the Bachelor of Science in Applied Gerontology program are the same as the general undergraduate admission requirements.