The Institute of Gerontology is the hub for coordinating and conducting The University of Georgia's education, research, and outreach services associated with the study of aging and older adults. Through its 30-plus member university-wide Faculty of Gerontology, the Institute collaborates with educators and researchers within Georgia, regionally, nationally, and internationally.
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The Graduate Certificate of Gerontology will be granted to students admitted to the Gerontology Certificate Program upon notification to the Chair of the Faculty of Gerontology that the student has completed his or her approved program of study.
Please return the completed application to:
Anne Glass, Ph.D.
Associate Director & Graduate Coordinator
Institute of Gerontology
College of Public Health
255 E. Hancock Ave.
University of Georgia
Athens, GA 30602-5775
aglass@uga.edu
The manual for the Graduate Certificate of Gerontology, along with all necessary forms, is available for download in PDF format.
Forms are individually available below for download in PDF format.
Please note that you cannot receive your Graduate Certificate of Gerontology until all classes listed above have been completed and appear on your transcript, and the final version of your practicum or research project has been submitted to the Institute. An exit interview should also be completed.
Here is the current proposed certificate schedule for Certificate Program course offerings.
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