Nutrition | Case Western Reserve University

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Are you interested in earning your MS in Nutrition?

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CWRU invites scholars from our partnering Minority Serving Institution (MSI) and Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) to join our graduate and professional student…

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Considering an MS in Nutrition and Public Health Nutrition?

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Why choose CWRU Nutrition?

Learn more about our Master of Science in Nutrition Program.

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Learn more about the Master of Science in Systems Biology and Bioinformatics Program.

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Education Programs

The CWRU Nutrition degree program has been selected as one of the top 10 programs in the country! Visit the "About Us"--"Department News" section to learn more. The Department of Nutrition offers Bachelor, Master's and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degree in multiple fields of Nutrition. Start here to see what program piques your interest.

Choose the Right Nutrition Program for You

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Research Programs

Research interests of the faculty span a wide range of subjects, from proteomics, metabolomics, mass spectroscopy and structural biology, to systems biology and bioinformatic analysis of -omics data, and studies in enzymology, diabetes, HIV infection and cell signaling.

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Center for Proteomics and Bioinformatics

In connection with the Department of Nutrition, the Case Western Reserve Center for Proteomics and Bioinformatics was created, in part, to strengthen Cleveland's presence in modern proteomics and bioinformatics research to make the region a leader in the field.

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