Health and aging issues have evolved into complex and critical aspects of modern life, presenting both opportunities and challenges for individuals, institutions, and societies worldwide. As the global population ages, understanding the dynamics of health, aging, and societal responses becomes increasingly vital. The Health, Aging and Society (BA) program offers students the chance to explore these multifaceted issues. From family dynamics to healthcare systems, delving into these topics prepare our graduates to navigate and contribute to this rapidly evolving field.

Our program allows students to engage with a variety of theoretical and methodological approaches, enabling them to fully grasp these complex topics. Whether exploring the individual experience of aging or analyzing the societal implications of an aging population, students graduate with a nuanced understanding of health and aging within cultural, economic, and social contexts.

Undergraduate studies in Health, Aging and Society prepares students for success in a variety of fields such as health policy research, care coordination, education, marketing, and public health. This program provides comprehensive support and resources to students as they embark on their professional journeys, including opportunities for research, internships, and networking with industry professionals.