WSU's bachelor's degree in aging studies combines its quality curriculum with the
flexibility of a completely online format—and two undergraduate degree options—to
prepare you for high-demand careers in the aging service industry.
Learn how aging studies is the right fit for you.
Applied learning at 鶹ƽ State
At 鶹ƽ State, applied learning is everything. In fact, every degree we offer has
a guaranteed applied learning or research experience built right into it equipping
you with the relevant skills and experience to make you workforce ready before graduation.
To be admitted into the College of Health Professions, you must first be admitted
to 鶹ƽ State.
For WSU's admission requirements, and to apply, click the link below.
Inside the Program
Older adults benefit from student-led exercise classes through 鶹ƽ State
Highly trained graduate, practicum and undergraduate internship students are using
their skills to lead exercise classes for older adults in the community.
The program is called WellREP and is an evidence-based, progressive exercise class
specially designed for older adults.
More than 500 older adults are served at 18 locations in the 鶹ƽ area.
Curriculum
Choose from two completely online options:
Bachelor of Arts Field Major in Aging Studies
Design a program of study with a primary emphasis on aging studies. Collaborate with
an academic advisor and choose courses that cater to your interests within a liberal-arts
based education.
Bachelor of General Studies – aging studies emphasis
Study three academic disciplines—with an emphasis on aging studies—to gain a diverse
set of skills for success in a wide variety of health- and aging-related careers.
Careers
With an increasingly large aging population comes the need for well-trained aging
specialists in a wide variety of settings, including:
Academia Aging research and policy institutes HMOs and hospitals Mental health Pharmaceutical companies Skilled nursing facilities