This Bachelor of Science (BS) program provides a multidisciplinary understanding of the aging process from biological, psychological, and social perspectives. Students will gain expertise in areas such as gerontology, healthcare, social work, and public policy related to aging. The program emphasizes the development of critical thinking, research skills, and a comprehensive understanding of the challenges and opportunities of an aging population, preparing students for careers in healthcare, social services, research, and advocacy for older adults.

(Career options are highly dependent on chosen specializations, further study, and experience. Potential paths include but are not limited to:) Roles in: Gerontology Specialist, Healthcare Administrator (Long-Term Care), Social Worker (Geriatrics), Activity Director (Senior Living), Case Manager (Elderly Services), Research Assistant (Aging Studies), Policy Analyst (Aging), Community Outreach Coordinator (Senior Programs), Health Educator (Older Adults), (Potentially roles in related healthcare facilities, senior living communities, government agencies, non-profit organizations, and research centers)

- Highly ranked public university with a world-leading drive for innovation<br> - Consistently the #1 US public university chosen by international students<br> - Surrounded by beautiful courtyards and fountains, ASU's West Valley campus has a peaceful and welcoming vibe. It focuses on training the next generation of a more robust workforce.<br> - This degree offers a small-college experience – with its close personal relationships – on ASU’s beautiful West campus, plus the cutting-edge facilities and faculty of a top-tier research university.<br> - Taught within the New College of Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences