Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Gerontology (4 years)

Laurentian University

Embark on a rewarding journey where you will explore the vibrant lives of older adults, uncover the science and stories of aging, and learn how to champion well-being at every stage of life. What is gerontology? Gerontology is an interdisciplinary field that explores the biological, psychological, and social dimensions of aging, centering the lived experiences of older adults and their families. It invites us to understand each person’s strengths, challenges, and aspirations as they age, recognizing the richness they bring to our communities. As a gerontologist, you learn to advocate for older adults and their support networks, developing person-centred strategies that promote autonomy, inclusion, and meaningful engagement. Through this holistic lens, you will shape policies and practices that uphold dignity and well-being at every stage of later life. Discover a fully online, self-paced learning experience built around expertly crafted modules, real-world case studies, and vibrant discussion forums, no scheduled lectures required. You decide when and where to dive into content, making it effortless to balance your studies with work, family, and life.