Winthrop University's Master's in Nutrition features a curriculum that aligns with the Accreditation Council for Education in Nutrition and Dietetics (ACEND️®). You'll complete 6 required courses and choose 4 elective courses that appeal to your professional interests within the field. To pursue a focus on clinical coursework, you must have completed an ACEND®-accredited bachelor's degree or similar coursework. You'll gain comprehensive knowledge of topics such as food and nutrition, nutrition research methods, public health and global nutrition, medical nutrition therapy, nutrition and aging, and human metabolism.
You can complete the master's in nutrition online program full-time in two years or take classes part-time while maintaining other commitments.