Prepare for beginning or continuing careers in the administration of nursing homes, assisted living, supportive living and independent living residential and community care programs. This option within the M.S. in Aging Studies builds the knowledge and skills long-term care leaders need.
What this program does best:
Learn through hands-on, project-based coursework | Work closely with faculty in small class settings | Prepare for a wide range of careers across almost every industry
Hands-on opportunities:
Project-based coursework | Collaborative learning experiences | Opportunities for internships and applied work
Program overview:
The Long-Term Care Administration option in the M.S. in Aging Studies prepares you for beginning or continuing careers in the administration of nursing homes, assisted living, supportive living and independent living residential and community care programs. It is a fit if you want to lead organizations that care for older adults. You complete project-based coursework in aging and long-term care, apply knowledge of aging policy and health to residential and community care programs and pursue internships and independent study in settings that match your goals. At EIU, you study in a multidisciplinary Aging Studies program recognized as a Program of Merit, work closely with faculty in small online classes and enroll full time or part time while you continue your career.
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Outcomes
Medical & Health Services Managers | Facilities Managers | Security Managers | Business Teachers, Postsecondary | First-Line Supervisors of Office & Administrative Support Workers
Median Salary for these Professions after 4 Years:
$123,860
