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Master of Science in Nutrition

Specialization in Nutrition Education and Counseling

The mission of the master of science program is to prepare graduates to provide leadership and solutions for challenging nutrition problems facing individuals and communities in rural settings and beyond. 

What You'll Learn

Through the specialization in nutrition and education and counseling online courses and practicum you will learn to:

  • Assess nutrition education needs of diverse and at risk groups
  • Develop and implement behavior theory approaches while considering unique cultural needs
  • Evaluate the effectiveness of nutrition interventions for individuals and groups
  • Apply educational theory, research and experiential knowledge in nutrition education and counseling activities.
  • Demonstrate advanced professional practice skills in nutrition education and counseling

Program Goals

The overall goal of the graduate program is to enhance the nutrition profession through the development of advanced-level professionals who are able to:

  • Integrate research, teaching, practice and service to identify nutrition problems and develop solutions, especially for rural, underserved areas.
  • Communicate clearly, accurately and in a culturally appropriate manner.
  • Demonstrate critical-thinking and intellectual awareness of problem-solving and assessment.
  • Exhibit professionalism, ethical conduct, cultural competency and leadership skills.

Current Admission & Degree Requirements

 

Department of Nutrition & Dietetics
Northern Plains Center for Behavioral Research, Room 340
400 Oxford St Stop 8237
Grand Forks, ND 58202-8237
P 701.777.2539
F 701.777.3268
und.nutritiondietetics@UND.edu

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    430 Oxford St Stop 9025
    Grand Forks, ND 58202-9025
    701.777.4174
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