Aging and Applied Thanatology, Certificate

Compassionate Care During Death, Dying, and Mourning

Aging and Applied Thanatology is a 12-credit, flexible online graduate certificate program that can be completed in as little as nine months. You will acquire or enhance your knowledge, sensitivity, and advanced skills in providing specialized care for those coping with death or dealing with terminal illness.

Continuing Education credits apply for select professions.

Details, Dates & Deadlines

Program Details

Class Format

Online,Full Time,Part Time,

Program Location

100% online

Program Length

2 Semesters minimum;
Up to 3 years to complete

Credits to Complete

Cost/Credit Hour

In-state: $750/credit
Out-of-state: $993/credit

Online application
$75 application fee
Official transcripts
300–500 word essay
Proof of English language proficiency
CV or resume

Dates & Deadlines

Fall Admissions Deadline: July 1
Spring Admissions Deadline: December 1

Overview

Program Structure

Aging and Applied Thanatology is a 12-credit, four-course graduate certificate program offered in an asynchronous, 100% online environment. This means that we offer maximum flexibility to meet the needs of working professionals. There are no online meetings or set times when you'll need to log in; just submit your coursework before the posted deadline, and check back in for feedback from your instructors and classmates.

As a student in this program, you will acquire expertise in the study of aging and applied thanatology. Your classmates will most likely be practicing professionals with a health, science, or academic background who are employed or seeking employment in positions requiring this specialization.

Next Steps

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