Msc in Gerontology
offered by University of Southampton

Msc in Gerontology
at
University of Southampton
Overview

Comprehensive Education and Research for Professionals Dedicated to Improving Aging Lives and Policies

Who should do this course?

Nurses, doctors, social workers, and other healthcare practitioners who wish to specialize in the care of older adults

What are the course deliverables?

Understanding of key theories in gerontology and their application
Knowledge of modern global debates around the lives of older people, their families and societies
The ability to evaluate policies and initiatives concerning issues like population ageing, welfare provision and quality of life
Qualitative and quantitative research skills
The ability to design and conduct independent research in gerontology using appropriate research methods
Skills for a career in gerontology, applied health or social sciences

More about this course

Gerontology looks at ageing and its impact on individuals and society. We are proud to be the only department dedicated to Gerontology in the UK
We offer distinctive face-to-face and distance learning programmes in gerontology, global ageing and social policy
On our MSc Gerontology (Distance Learning) course at the University of Southampton you'll learn about the changes people experience as they age and the effects of ageing populations on society
This course is ideal if you need the flexibility to combine work and postgraduate study

Dissertation

Perspectives in Gerontology

Qualitative Research Methods 1

Qualitative Research Methods 2

Researching Ageing Societies

Ageing in Africa: Research and Policy

Ageing in China, South Asia and Southeast Asia

Ageing, Health & Well-Being

Demographic Change, Ageing & Globalisation

Mental Health and Ageing

Poverty and Social Protection Around The World

Quantitative Research Methods 1

Quantitative research methods 2

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Conditional Offer Up Arrow Icon

Yes
The university offers conditional admission to students who cannot provide all the necessary documents (such as final exams results) when they submit their application. This means that students will be guaranteed a place upon successful completion of exams at a specified grade, or any other condition that the School may consider appropriate
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