The Leonard Davis School of Gerontology, the nation's leader in the field of gerontology, has consistently pioneered innovative educational programs including the world's first Ph.D. in Gerontology, the first joint Master's degree in Gerontology and Business Administration, and the first undergraduate Health Science Track in Gerontology. The Andrus Gerontology Center’s distinguished faculty represents the major professional and disciplinary fields related to gerontology. They are the leaders in social, behavioral, neurological, and policy research. Stay up to date with the latest news in gerontology and aging. A gift to the Andrus Gerontology Center supports the quality of life as we age. When you make a gift to the Center, you have tremendous flexibility in determining how the funds will be used, as well as many options for making your gift.
Here is a comprehensive list of events for our web viewers. Feel free to contact us with any events you believe should be posted! Welcome to the Andrus Alumni Network. The Network is designed to promote the interests and goals of Andrus Gerontology Center alumni, students, and friends and provide an opportunity to maintain lifelong relationships across time and space. The Davis School is a place where you will discover and learn about life span development and the fascinating world of aging. People all over the world are living longer and healthier than in any other time in history. We provide students with the opportunity to study this phenomenon with the world’s leading experts in gerontology. Here, students are prepared for exciting careers in a variety of fields including health care, human services, government and business.
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The USC Davis School of Gerontology offers financial support to all qualified applicants.

 

Scholarship Opportunities
 
Doris T. Westcott Endowed Fellowship Fund in Aging
David A. Peterson Fellowships in Aging
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Welcome Prospective Students!

Thank you for your interest in the University of Southern California's Davis School. Don't miss out on the real-world opportunities now available for gerontology students. "With the coming of age of the baby boomers, the demographics of this country are changing. Gerontology is now one of the most practical degrees USC offers!" said Dr. Elizabeth Zelinski, Professor, Davis School of Gerontology.

Can I take a gero course without being a major?

Sure! The Davis School offers a variety of classes as well as two Gerontology minor programs that provide you with the opportunity to supplement your education with a life course perspective of the aging process.

We even have a class that meets your diversity requirement as well as online courses that you can attend anytime!

What fields can I go into with a degree in Gerontology?

Would you have guessed that all the following careers serve older adults? Well they do, and some of them are calling for you! So get a heads up on the rest of the crowd and secure your future in:

Education, Research Communication, Law, Public Administration, Business & Industry, Goverment Agencies, & more!

What type of courses do you offer?

Have knowledge, will travel
Distance Education & Online Lectures

Getting Nervous ...
Gero 414: Neurobiology of aging

Got Stress? ...
Gero 513: Stress, Health, & Aging

Multidisciplinary Research Training Where are they now? Careers in Aging Student Gerontology Association
What if I haven’t taken the GRE?

That’s okay. You can get started on your advanced degree by enrolling in Gerontology 500 or one of our other Masters level courses while you prepare for the exam. You can take up to 12 units as a limited student before you are admitted into the program.
What if I can't come to LA?

Then we'll bring the classroom to you! Our pioneering Online Masters Program allows students to interact with faculty and peers from anywhere with an internet connection.

Isn’t it expensive?

Considering the value of a USC degree and the practicality of the field, the answer is no. However, cost is an issue for some people, so we are proud to announce that we have grant and scholarship money available for qualified applicants. Here’s the catch: you can’t qualify unless you apply, so do it today!
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