Are Master's Degrees in Gerontology Comparable?

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Health, Education, and Aging Higher Education Governance and Development Doctoral Education Challenges and Solutions

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Gerontology master's degree curricula are compared for length, content, and requirements. They are found to have great comparability and to fall within the guidelines established by the Council of Graduate Schools, the WGS Education Committee, and the AGHE-GSA Foundations Project. Master's degree programs in gerontology appear to be sufficently similar to allow for beginning discussions of accreditation.

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