About the Program
The M.S. in Aging and Health degree program prepares students for work in a wide variety of aging-related fields. Graduates may pursue jobs in a range of public and private settings as program or facility administrators, planners, practitioners, researchers, advocates and trainers.
Note: The M.S. in Aging & Health program is not accepting applications for the 2025 admissions cycle.
Degrees Offered
- M.S.
- Certificate in Senior Living Administration
Admissions Requirements
For general graduate admissions requirements, visit the Office of Graduate Admissions Application Information page. Review the program’s website for additional information on program application requirements.
- Application Form
- Non-refundable Application Fee
- Academic Statement of Purpose
- Optional: Statement on Diversity, Personal Background & Contributions
- Writing Sample
- Letters of Recommendation (2)
- Transcripts – Applicants are required to upload to the application system copied of official transcripts from all undergraduate and graduate institutions attended. Visit the Office of Graduate Admissions Application Information page for additional details and FAQs.
- Resume/CV
- TOEFL/IELTS (if applicable)
- TOEFL = 80 minimum
- IELTS = 7.0 minimum
Application Deadlines
The M.S. in Aging & Health is not accepting applications for the 2025 admissions cycle.
Fall
- January 15 (priority)
- April 1 (final)
Degree Requirements
The Master of Science in Aging & Health is a 30-credit, 11-month program that provides the basic competencies in aging studies by examining aging through a variety of lenses. The structure for the Master of Science in Aging & Health Program comprises of a 30-credit program, including 9 core courses and 3 concentration courses, a required Capstone or Internship project (to be completed over the summer), and attendance at a monthly seminar series (8 seminars must be attended during the course of the program.) Students may choose between concentrations in Senior Living Administration, Healthcare Economics and Policy, and Health Systems Administration.
Connect With Us
Program Contact: aging@georgetown.edu