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Undergraduate Programs
Students in undergraduate programs may complete a Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Arts or minor. The Department of Nutrition also offers the opportunity to complete an ACEND-accredited Didactic Program in Dietetics.
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Master's Programs
Continue your education beyond the bachelor's degree by completing one of our Master of Science or dual-degree options.
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PhD Programs
The Department of Nutrition offers doctoral degrees in our two main areas of research: Nutrition (NTRN) and Systems Biology and Bioinformatics (SYBB).
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Graduate Certificates and Non-Degree Programs
The Department of Nutrition offers certificate programs in maternal and child nutrition and nutrition for healthcare professionals. Additionally, we offer continuing education through non-degree coursework.