Gerontology Courses for Spring 2027
Gerontology courses for Spring 2027, including intercampus offerings, are listed below! Contact Mollie George or Julie Masters if you have any questions.
Peter Murphy Lewis is in the House!
Professional Storyteller Peter Murphy Lewis is capturing the insights of students on the UNL campus about aging. Joining Peter with recruitment is Sami, Olivia, Marin, and Trenton. Be sure to follow “People Worth Caring About” docuseries for updates on this amazing project and the value of aging from the perspective of students and aging adults. There really is no place like Nebraska for studying gerontology.
Registration is open for our Spring 2027 classes!
Gerontology Courses Spring 2027
UNL Campus
Gero 200 - Introduction to Gerontology (in person/online)
Gero 307 – Death and Dying – in person
Gero 446/846 – Psychology of Adult Development and Aging (in person/online/also graduate course)
Gero 447/847 – Mental Health and Aging (online/also graduate course)
Gero 455/855 – Health Aspects of Aging (online/also graduate course)
Gero 456/856 – Nutrition and Aging (also graduate course)
Gero 467/867 – Programs and Services for Older Adults (online/also graduate course)
Gero 492/892 – Special Studies – in person
Gero 494/894 - Practicum
UNO Campus (online – 850 section) – Enroll using intercampus registration.
Gero 2000 – Introduction to Gerontology
Gero 3070 – Death and Dying
Gero 3500 – Biological Principles of Aging
Gero 4050/8056 Advanced Biology of Aging (also graduate course)
Gero 4460/8460 – Psychology of Adult Development & Aging (also graduate course)
Gero 4500/8506 – Legal Aspects of Aging (also graduate course)
Gero 4510/8516 – Long-Term Care Administration (also graduate course)
Gero 4520/8526 – Senior Housing (also graduate course)
Gero 4550/8556 – Health Aspects of Aging (also graduate course)
Gero 4600/8606 – Management and Administration of Aging Programs (also graduate)