Nutrition Sciences (PHD)

Description

The 60-hour program requires 18 hours of core courses, 15 hours of directed electives in nutrition sciences, 9 hours of supporting electives, 18 hours of dissertation, and zero hour graduate seminars.

Minimum Total Credit Hours: 60

Course Requirements

Core Courses
NAHM 5250Research I - Principles of Research3
NAHM 5260Statistics I in NHM3
NAHM 7110Macronutrients3
NAHM 7210Micronutrients3
NAHM 7250Research II - Advanced Research Methods3
NAHM 7260Applied Regression Analysis in NHM3
Directed Elective in Nutrition Sciences
Select 15 hours of the following:15
Nutrition Policy
Foundations in Child Nutrition Managemen
Advanced Foodservice Management
Maternal, Child, & Adolescent Nutrition
Sports Nutrition
Advanced Human Development
Nutritional Epidemiology
Special Topics in Nutrition and Hospital
Community Food Systems
Advanced Child Nutrition Management
Adv. Assess. and App. in Sport Nutrition
Advanced Survey Data Analysis
Special Topics in Nutrition and Hospital
Supporting Electives
Complete 9 hours determined by the student’s research and advisory committee9
Dissertation Hours
NAHM 7998ADissertation1-9
Graduate Seminars
Students will be required to attend graduate seminars throughout their degree program.0
Total Hours43-51

Other Academic Requirements

After completing all coursework, students must sit for a written comprehensive exam before proceeding to dissertation hours. Upon successful completion of the comprehensive exam, all students will be required to complete 18 hours of dissertation (NAHM 7998A Dissertation).