This course offers an in‐depth exploration of critical and emerging issues in aging, with a focus on sexuality, elder abuse prevention, and ethical decision‐making. Students will examine the complexities of sexual health and intimacy in later life, including societal attitudes, barriers, and opportunities for fostering positive experiences. The course also addresses the prevention of elder abuse, mistreatment, and victimization, emphasizing risk factors, protective measures, and intervention strategies. Additionally, students will engage with ethical dilemmas encountered in aging‐related professions, developing frameworks for responsible and compassionate decision‐making. By tackling these diverse topics, this course equips students with the knowledge and tools to navigate sensitive and impactful areas in gerontology. It is ideal for those pursuing careers in aging services, healthcare, and social advocacy. Credits: 4