Leadership & Innovation in Aging Studies Careers & Outcomes

The elderly population in the United States is steadily growing, creating a rapidly increasing demand for professionals with knowledge and expertise in aging. By 2030, one in five Americans will be over the age of 65, and 15 to 18 million people will be over age 85. Because the needs of older persons are varied and great, MSUM Leadership and Innovation in Aging Studies graduates work closely with professionals from other disciplines to provide programs and services.

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Related Links

• Minnesota Board of Executives for Long-Term Services and Executives
• North Dakota Long-Term Care Association
• Gerontological Society of America
• American Society on Aging
• Association for Gerontology in Higher Education
• Minnesota Board on Aging
• University of Minnesota Center on Aging
• Minnesota Gerontological Society