This talk explores the importance of education in the field of longevity science, highlighting the role of programs like the Executive Master’s Degree in Longevity Science offered by GCLS. It delves into the interdisciplinary nature of longevity research and the impact of education in shaping the next generation of leaders and innovators in this rapidly evolving field. Additionally, it touches upon the
potential implications of advancements in longevity science for society as a whole, emphasizing the need for comprehensive educational initiatives to prepare individuals to navigate the complexities of a longer-lived world.