What is the significance of a minor?
A minor concentration requires that approximately 15 credit hours of specified coursework be completed in a discipline other than the chosen major and that a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.00 be attained. Therefore, the completion of a minor indicates that the student has made a significant academic investment either to complement or supplement their major.
Minor in Nutrition and Lifestyle Medicine
*This minor program is the recipient of the 2023 Innovation Week Pedagogical Award for Innovation!*
Nutrition majors are not eligible for this minor.
Non Nutrition majors may only take one minor: Minor in Human Nutrition, Minor in Sports Nutrition, Minor in Environmental Nutrition, or Minor in Nutrition and Lifestyle Medicine.
Course Number | Course Description | Credits |
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NTRN 200H | Case Cooks: Healthy Lifestyles | 1 |
NTRN 201 | Nutrition | 3 |
NTRN 300 | Healthy Lifestyles as Preventive Medicine | 3 |
Three electives selected from the following: | 9 | |
NTRN 310 |
Understanding Plant-Based Diets in Health and Disease |
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NTRN 320 | Women's Wellness: From Food and Nutrition to Reproductive Health and Aging | |
NTRN 328 | Child Nutrition, Development, and Health | |
NTRN 337 | Nutrition Communication, Counseling and Behavior Change Strategies | |
NTRN 338 | Dietary Supplements | |
NTRN 341 | Food as Medicine: How what we eat influences how we feel, think, and our health status | |
NTRN 343 | Dietary Patterns | |
NTRN 362 | Exercise Physiology and Macronutrient Metabolism | |
NTRN 388 | Seminar in Sports Nutrition | |
NTRN 401 | Nutrition for Community and Health Care Professionals | |
Total Units | 16 |
Minor in Human Nutrition
Nutrition majors are not eligible for this minor.
Non Nutrition majors may only take one minor: Minor in Human Nutrition, Minor in Sports Nutrition, Minor in Environmental Nutrition, or Minor in Nutrition and Lifestyle Medicine.
Course Number | Course Description | Credits |
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NTRN 201 | Nutrition | 3 |
NTRN 343 | Dietary Patterns | 3 |
Three electives selected from any 300-level NTRN course | 9 | |
Total Units | 15 |
Minor in Sports Nutrition
Nutrition majors are not eligible for this minor.
Non Nutrition majors may only take one minor: Minor in Human Nutrition, Minor in Sports Nutrition, Minor in Environmental Nutrition, or Minor in Nutrition and Lifestyle Medicine.
Course Number | Course Description | Credits |
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NTRN 201 | Nutrition | 3 |
NTRN 362 | Exercise Physiology and Macronutrient Metabolism | 3 |
NTRN 363 | Human Nutrition I | 3 |
NTRN 388 | Seminar in Sports Nutrition | 3 |
One elective selected from the following: | 3 | |
NTRN 300 | Healthy Lifestyles as Preventive Medicine | |
NTRN 320 | Women's Wellness: From Food and Nutrition to Reproductive Health and Aging | |
NTRN 338 | Dietary Supplements | |
NTRN 361 | Energy Dysregulation: From Obesity to Anorexia | |
NTRN 364 | Human Nutrition II: Vitamins | |
Total Units: | 15 |
Minor in Environmental Nutrition
Nutrition majors are not eligible for this minor.
Non Nutrition majors may only take one minor: Minor in Human Nutrition, Minor in Sports Nutrition, Minor in Environmental Nutrition, or Minor in Nutrition and Lifestyle Medicine.
Course Number | Course Description | Credits |
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ESTD 101 | Introduction to Environmental Thinking | 3 |
NTRN 200H | Case Cooks: Healthy Lifestyles | 1 |
NTRN 201 | Nutrition | 3 |
NTRN 340 | Global Food Systems: Environmental Issues, Sustainability, and Health | 3 |
NTRN 342 | Food Science | 3 |
One elective selected from the following | 3 | |
NTRN 300 | Healthy Lifestyles as Preventive Medicine | |
NTRN 328 | Child Nutrition, Development of Health | |
NTRN 337 | Nutrition Communication, Counseling and Behavior Change Strategies | |
NTRN 341 | Food as Medicine: How what we eat influences how we feel, think, and our health status | |
NTRN 343 | Dietary Patterns | |
Total Units | 16 |
For More Information
- Phone:216.368.2440
- Email: nutrition@case.edu