MA/MS in Dietetics and Clinical Nutrition Services

This on-campus master's concentration is meant for people entering dietetics, a growing profession. Its advanced core links nutrition science and biochemistry with research, then applies those ideas to nutrition and dietetics practice. Two groups of students are the intended audience. The first wants to complete both the didactic coursework and the supervised practice needed to become a registered dietitian. The second already holds a current verification statement confirming the didactic requirements are done and needs only the supervised practice portion. What sets the track apart is how it combines classroom study at the graduate level with hands-on supervised experience in a single coordinated plan. Together these elements are designed to satisfy the requirements for eligibility to register and for membership in the national academy of dietetics professionals. Program information lists the specialization's core requirements, and a curriculum page is available for review. Applicants start by completing the university's online graduate admission application, and advising for prospective students is offered.