The M.S. Nutrition and Wellness program requires 52-54 quarter hours (approximately 35-36 semester hours) for degree completion.
Learners actively shape their curriculum through concentration selection. In addition to the 32 quarter hours of
required core, students select from one of four 20-22 quarter credit hour concentrations:
Based on concentration and course selection, a student may become
eligible to take a certification exam.
The following courses comprise the 32 quarter credits of the
Master of Science in Nutrition and Wellness Core.
Core courses are taken in addition to
those in the selected concentration.
The following courses comprise the 20 quarter credit hours in the
Dietetic Internship Concentration,
which are taken in addition the M.S.N.W. core course work.
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dietetic internship concentration courses
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course
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quarter credits
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NTR 595 Nutrition Counseling
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2 |
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NTR 615 MNT Adv Concepts and Outcome Measurement
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4
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NTR 622 Case Studies in Dietetics
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1
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NTR 624 Portfolio and Professional Issues
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3 |
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NTR 689 Dietetic Internship (DI)
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10
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Certificate in Sports Nutrition
This 16 quarter hour graduate certificate
program is designed for Registered
Dietitians who are seeking applied
specialty knowledge in sports nutrition.
The curricula for the sports nutrition
courses was developed using the content
outline for Board Certification as a
Specialist in Sports Dietetics. Note that
certificates do not contribute towards
the 1,500 hours of required specialty
practice hours for the Board
Certification as a Specialist in Sports
Dietetics, administered by the
Commission on Diete tics Registration
(CDR). At this time, master and
doctorate degrees do count towards
these practice hours. This university
awarded educational certificate is not
the CDR Board Certification.
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sports nutrition certificate courses
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course
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quarter credits
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NTR 519 Sports Nutrition for Health
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2 |
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NTR 621 Obesity: Theory and Practice Applications
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4 |
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NTR 630 Science of Sports Nutrition
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4 |
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NTR 631 Nutrition for Elite Athletes
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2 |
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NTR 632 Counseling for Disordered Eating in Sports
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2 |
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NTR 521 Fitness Testing Lab
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2 |
Certificate prerequisites:
To be awarded this certificate, the
recipient must be a Registered Dietitian
(U.S.A. CDR credentialed). The courses
have prerequisites of physiology,
biochemistry, and advanced nutrition
(undergraduate or graduate level). A
completed or concurrent enrollment in a
master degree is recommended.