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The Master of Science program offers interdisciplinary education in both theoretical and practical aspects of gerontology. With participation from multiple university departments, students can customize their academic path to align with personal goals. Beyond core studies in research and theory, the curriculum equips graduates for diverse professional environments. The program also serves as excellent preparation for those pursuing doctoral studies. This graduate degree creates an immersive educational experience, blending research and hands-on practice to develop exceptional gerontologists equipped to serve aging communities. Through its multidisciplinary approach, students gain essential knowledge, competencies, and analytical skills to understand and tackle various challenges in adult development and aging. The curriculum combines classroom learning with practical internships, establishing expertise in both applied and conceptual gerontology while focusing on biological, psychological, and social dimensions of aging, alongside ethical and cultural factors. Graduates emerge prepared for leadership roles in practice, education, research, advocacy, or policy development.