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Students
Tuition Fee
Start Date
Medium of studying
Duration
12 months
Program Facts
Program Details
Degree
Foundation
Major
Elderly Care (Non-Medical) | Social Care
Area of study
Welfare
Course Language
English
About Program

Program Overview


The Seniors Housing Administration Graduate Certificate Program at UMBC is a 12-credit program designed for professionals in the Business of Aging and Longevity Economy. It comprises four courses covering fundamentals of senior housing and care, management, sales and marketing, and property development. Graduates are prepared for management, sales, development, consulting, and entrepreneurial roles in the aging services industry.

Program Outline


Outline:


Certificate Program Structure:

  • The certificate comprises 4 courses, each worth 3 credits, totaling 12 credits.
  • Completion timeframe: 1 year.
  • Designed for professionals in the Business of Aging and Longevity Economy.

Course Descriptions:


AGNG 630 - Fundamentals of Senior Housing and Care:

Explores the changing demands of the aging population and various service delivery models.


AGNG 633 - Senior Housing Management:

Delves into the evolution of senior housing and care within the long-term care continuum.


Careers:


Potential Career Paths:

  • Management positions in senior housing and care communities.
  • Sales and marketing roles in senior housing and care organizations.
  • Development and construction of senior housing facilities.
  • Consulting and policy development within the aging services industry.
  • Entrepreneurship in the longevity economy.

Career Outcomes:

  • Graduates are prepared to meet the growing needs of the aging population and contribute to the development of innovative solutions.
  • The program provides valuable knowledge and skills for career advancement in the Business of Aging.

Other:

  • The program emphasizes the “people” aspect of senior housing and care, highlighting the importance of creating a positive and supportive culture for residents and staff.
  • Graduates gain a comprehensive understanding of the challenges and opportunities within the aging services industry.

Additional Notes:

  • The program is offered online through the Erickson School of Aging Services.
  • The program is designed to be flexible and accommodate the needs of working professionals.
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