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A Certificate Programme for Practitioners The University’s certificate programme gives those who have worked in the field of aging an opportunity to develop a new understanding of their role as caregivers and facilitators. The programme is part-time and consists of at least six full-year courses or the equivalent, three-and-one-half of which are required. The rest are elective. With the exception of the research methods course, which is required only of students in the BA programme, the gerontology course requirements for the certificate are identical to those of the gerontology major. Gaining Admission Candidates must have had at least one year’s experience in the field of aging to be considered for admission to the certificate programme. They must either have successfully completed a university preparatory program in high school or satisfy the University’s requirements as an adult learner — be at least 21 years of age and provide evidence that would suggest the ability to succeed at university. In addition to the application materials required of applicants to the BA, certificate candidates must submit: (a)
a resume of their experience in the field of aging; Finding Out More About St. Thomas The best way to get to know us better is to visit the campus and talk to our students and staff. If you’re interested in a tour of the campus, call the admissions office to make arrangements. If that isn’t possible and you have some questions that aren’t answered, write or call the director of admissions and we’ll do our best to provide you with the information you need to make an informed choice. Admissions Office Request for information and/or application to be sent by mail. To find out more please use the following link:
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