This 9-course-unit undergraduate microprogram in Aging Studies allows you to stand out in the job market or in research by acquiring knowledge and abilities in health and social services related to aging. One of the highlights of the program is a course on community involvement in services for older adults, which aims to consolidate practical and theoretical learnings.
This microprogram is for people such as students enrolled in a University of Ottawa program, holder of a secondary school diploma for at least two years, recent college graduates or, experienced volunteers, community workers or civil servants wishing to add to their knowledge of Aging Studies.
To facilitate access to the program, some courses are offered in the late afternoon or in the evening; some courses may also be offered online.