Graduate Study

Prepare for a career as a practitioner, public health administrator, researcher, or educator with an advanced degree in nutritional sciences.

Interdisciplinary training with a grounding in evidence-based nutritional sciences and public health.

Advanced understanding of human nutrition, research methods, and practice in research and community settings.

High-level education in human nutrition to prepare for careers in post-secondary teaching and research.

Degree-integrated coursework and required practice experience to become a licensed RDN through the Graduate Coordinated Program in Dietetics (GCPD).

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