Graduate Certificate Programs in Nutrition Sciences

Nutrition is an integral part of human existence and vital to maintenance of health and prevention of disease. Nutrition science is alive with ever deeper underpinnings of linkages between nutrients and health together with their mechanisms of action. Knowledge this exciting field can enrich your understanding of how your body works.

Our Graduate Nutrition Certificate is designed for graduate students who desire advanced training in nutrition taught by top researchers, clinicians, and educators.

Their research includes human and basic science studies in obesity, oncology, gastrointestinal disease, and community nutrition.

You are required to complete four-course units from the list of all graduate nutrition courses listed from the graduate certificate curriculum.

This certificate is not linked to any clinical credentialing body. The courses provide didactic information but are not designed to increase clinical skills.

The Graduate Nutrition Certificate will enable you to certify basic knowledge of nutrition science, training that will be valuable for your own health and lifestyle management.

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The Physical Activity and Nutrition (PAN) Certificate program brings together faculty from both the School of Kinesiology (administrative unit) and the School of Public Health who share similar research and learning objectives and establishes a culture of interaction across boundaries. This integrated discourse in physical activity together with nutrition challenges students and faculty to look at research questions and societal issues from a broader, interdisciplinary lens to create well-rounded leaders with an expanded portfolio of experiences and expertise that will help them integrate knowledge and research in fields such as medicine, physical therapy/rehabilitation, and nutritional sciences/dietetics.

The PAN Certificate program provides an opportunity for interdisciplinary training to current University of Michigan graduate students from Kinesiology, Public Health (e.g., Nutrition, HBHE, Epidemiology), Nursing, as well as other campus schools and departments. Graduates from the health-related science fields are entering a research arena or work force where an understanding of complex interactions between nutrition, human physiology, and physical activity are required. An in-depth understanding of the integrated effects of changes in physical activity behavior and nutrition is perhaps most relevant in the study and treatment of obesity and obesity-related diseases, which is clearly among the most important public health issues in this country. In fact, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has created a Division of “Physical Activity, Nutrition and Obesity” to specifically target the roles of physical activity/exercise and nutrition on important obesity-related health issues. The CDC is just one of several government, foundation, non-profit, and for-profit entities that emphasize the important impact of an integrated understanding of physical activity and nutrition for many health outcomes, including those not directly related to obesity (e.g., American Heart Association, “Health People 2020,” American Diabetes Association, American Cancer Society, Livestrong Foundation). Formal instruction in Physical Activity and Nutrition provides students with outstanding training to become leaders in this growing academic and professional field. This certificate program was designed for both master’s and Ph.D. students currently enrolled at the University of Michigan.

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You can start your application here, or enroll directly into a single course to start.

And if you decide you want to continue your education at the Friedman School, the credit earned from completing any NUTC course in this certificate program, may apply towards a degree program.

You can take any combination of courses from our online certificate program (NUTC), as well as our hybrid blended (NUTB) and residential (NUTR) degree programs.

Earn academic credit for each course successfully completed.

Upon completion of three courses, you'll earn a Certificate of Graduate Studies from Tufts University.

Each certificate program can be completed in 1-3 years.

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The certificate courses are highly interactive, so students can expect their teachers to be not just a lecturer, but facilitators of student learning and active participants. While the nature of online learning allows students flexibility and convenience with their studies, the courses are not self-paced. Each student is expected to participate in course activities and discussions every week.

The Friedman Graduate Certificate Programs were reviewed by the accrediting body of the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC), and are encompassed within Tufts University NEASC accreditation.

The Integrative Nutrition specialized certificate is a career-focused training program designed for those who want to learn food as medicine and to coach their patients and clients, families and friends, and members of their communities in understanding the value of food and nutrition as a means to promote health and wellness and prevent and combat disease. This program is designed for existing health professionals, those who aspire to careers in healthcare, and interested laypersons in San Diego, Southern California, and beyond who seek to develop or deepen a focus in diet and nutrition with a holistic orientation. It is composed of online and live sessions taught by U.C. San Diego health professionals, acclaimed researchers and authors, and expert plant-based chefs. It provides the skills and knowledge required for a basic foundation in the rapidly growing field of Integrative Nutrition.

Foundations in Nutrition I and II offered through the UCSD Diego Division of Extended Studies Integrative Nutrition certificate program provide 60 C.E. units to fulfill the Foundational Nutrition coursework eligibility requirements for the MD DO pathway to the Certified Nutrition Specialist (CNS). BCNS requires M.D. DOs to complete other specific coursework, obtain a passing exam score, and document 1,000 hours of clinical nutrition practice experience. BCNS reviews each candidate individually, including current course descriptions, transcripts, and experience, to determine eligibility. Courses offered by the UCSD Diego Division of Extended Studies Integrative Nutrition certificate program are eligible for 10 C.E. units per course unit for current Certified Nutrition Specialists.

This program is designed for:.

Those who seek to develop or deepen a focus in diet and nutrition with a holistic orientation.

College-level coursework in relevant areas of at least one of these subjects is preferred: culinary arts, non-dietary healing arts, dietetics, nutrition, biology (biochemistry, cell plant biology or microbiology), or chemistry (inorganic, organic, or analytical).

Demand and Job Prospects Healthcare in the U.S. has been dramatically shifting in recent years toward a greater focus on prevention and wellness, as evidenced by the passing of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) in 2010. In 2011, the National Prevention Strategy (NPS) of the ACA was released with a stated goal of increasing the number of healthy Americans at every stage of life. Nutrition and healthy eating were listed as one of its seven primary priority areas. Healthcare professionals will be able to utilize the certificate to expand their existing scope of practice by incorporating food as medicine. Program graduates will be able to provide services such as counseling in the following areas:.

Foundations in Nutrition I and II offered through the UCSD Diego Division of Extended Studies Integrative Nutrition certificate program provide 60 CE units to fulfill the Foundational Nutrition coursework eligibility requirements for the MD DO pathway to the Certified Nutrition Specialist (CNS). BCNS requires MD DOs to complete other specific coursework, obtain a passing exam score, and document 1,000 hours of clinical nutrition practice experience. BCNS reviews each candidate individually, including current course descriptions, transcripts, and experience to determine eligibility.

Courses offered by the UCSD Diego Division of Extended Studies Integrative Nutrition certificate program are eligible for 10 CE units per course unit for current Certified Nutrition Specialists.

Healthcare in the U.S. has been dramatically shifting in recent years toward greater focus on prevention and wellness, as evidenced by the passing of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) in 2010. In 2011, the National Prevention Strategy (NPS) of the ACA was released with a stated goal of increasing the number of healthy Americans at every stage of life. Nutrition and healthy eating were listed as one of its seven primary priority areas.

Healthcare professionals will be able to utilize the certificate to expand their existing scope of practice by incorporating the use of food as medicine. Program graduates will be able to provide services such as counseling and coaching in the following areas:.

Part 1 Core Courses offered online every quarter, Part 2 Practical Portion offered online only during Winter and Summer quarters.

Not including books ~$200 or certificate fee $95.

Foundations of Nutrition I: Introduction to Nutrition ScienceBIOL-40320.

Over the ten-week length of the course, students will study nutrition science principles on the following topics: The importance of nutrition research, research study designs, the scientific methodPl.

This is a three-unit asynchronous online nutrition course that explores the relationship between diet and disease. The course is designed for current and future healthcare professionals.

Food as Medicine: The Art and Science of Food, Nutrition and Self-HealingFPM-40618.

Learn the latest philosophy of Self-Healing with Food. Students are introduced to ancient wisdom and modern science of food as medicine food and natural remedies for common health issues and working.

Business of Integrative Nutrition Learn the skills to convert your Integrative Nutrition knowledge into a viable business and develop understanding, knowledge, and competencies in interpersonal com.

The course builds on the foundation, established in the course Food as Medicine: The Art and Science of Self-Healing, for a career-focused training program Certificate in Integrative Nutrition.

Natural Healing and Cooking Learn the latest philosophy of Self-Healing with Food. Students are introduced to ancient wisdom and modern science of food as medicine, food and natural remedies for comm.

To complete the program in Natural Healing and Cooking, students will also be required to demonstrate their skills by remotely hosting a mini-cooking class after the completion of the Natural Healing.

Foundations in Nutrition I and II offered through the UCSD Extension Integrative Nutrition certificate program provide 60 CE units to fulfill the Foundational Nutrition coursework eligibility requirements for the MD DO pathway to the Certified Nutrition Specialist (CNS). BCNS requires MD DOs to complete other specific coursework, obtain a passing exam score, and document 1,000 hours of clinical nutrition practice experience. BCNS reviews each candidate individually, including current course descriptions, transcripts, and experience to determine eligibility.

Courses offered by the UC San Diego Extension Integrative Nutrition certificate program are eligible for 10 CE units per course unit for current Certified Nutrition Specialists.

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Credential: Graduate CertificateField of Study: Maternal and Child Nutrition.

This transcriptable certificate requires 15 credit hours of coursework, which can be counted toward an MS degree in nutrition, and a cumulative GPA of 3.0. No transfer courses or work experience may be accepted in lieu of credit courses.

Graduates of this program track are employed as:.

Nutrition Education Consultant with the Dairy and Nutrition Council.

Students may complete either the Certificate in Maternal and Child Nutrition or the Certificate in Nutrition for Health Care Professionals but not both.

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Credits for this coursework may be double counted toward the degree program and this certificate. Students must maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.0 to obtain this certificate.

Only dietetic interns may apply NTRN 516 toward the requirements of this certificate.

Our interdisciplinary graduate certificate prepares you to address the obesity epidemic in clinical, community, school, workplace, and research settings.

Pursue courses, internships, and research as part of your graduate degree.

Requires 16 credits in nutrition, physical activity, policy and related areas (6 courses).

Nutrition, physical activity, environment, behavioral management, counseling and policy.

Nutrition in Physical Activity, Exercise, and Sport (3).

Nutrition, Physical Activity, Exercise, and Sport Internship (3-9).

Advanced Nutrition in Physical Activity, Exercise, and Sport (3).

7000, 7300, 9000, 9300, or other course numbers that involve internships, practicums, and or service learning may be approved as electives.

Other obesity-related courses will be added as they become available.

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The purpose of this program is to enhance overall health and well-being of individuals, groups, and communities through the Nutrition and Health Promotion Certificate. The Nutrition and Health Promotion Certificate offers focused training to apply evidence-based nutritional practices to prevent chronic disease and facilitate nutrition-related behavior change to promote health and wellness.

The certificate is for Registered Dietitian Nutritionists and Ohio State Graduate Students enrolled in Nutrition and Dietetics degree programs.

The National Maternal Nutrition Intensive Course distance program will be available from September 1-December 31. This program will include all recorded presentations and is a fully online self-led course. Participants will watch presentations and complete evaluations on their own time starting on September 1 and will need to be completed by December 31 to receive a certificate of completion for credit. The last day to register is November 30.

Registration will be open until November 30. A refund for the distance program can be made if written notice of cancellation is received by December 1, and must be prior to accessing the materials. No-shows will be billed for the full amount. A full refund will be made if the program is not held. The University of Minnesota reserves the right to cancel the live or recorded program if necessary.

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Online Precision Nutrition Graduate Certificate, Registered Dietitian.

Leverage the Power of Nutritional Genomics and Metabolism.

The Precision Nutrition Online Graduate Certificate program allows you to gain a firm grasp of the rapidly advancing field of nutrition, including genetic, biochemical, physiological, pathophysiological, and clinical understanding of nutrient metabolism.The online program curriculum consists of four 100% online, 3-credit, asynchronous courses (12 credits) that deliver advanced knowledge in nutritional genomics and metabolism.

Or for those interested in beginning a graduate-level exploration of personalized nutrition.

Admission to the MS in Personalized Nutrition and Precision Nutrition Online Graduate Certificate requires a baccalaureate degree with a minimum 3.0 GPA, college-level biochemistry or equivalent, and recommended course preparation in college-level physiology and nutrition.

This cutting-edge online graduate certificate serves as an ideal pathway for many established healthcare professionals seeking the increasingly valuable credentials of a certified nutrition specialist (CNS).

The Precision Nutrition Online Graduate Certificate courses are of the highest quality.

Fall Semester: June 14Spring Semester: November 10Summer Semester: March 22.

Online Precision Nutrition Graduate Certificate, Functional Medicine Doctor Taking Notes for Personal Health Report.

Students in the Precision Nutrition Online Graduate Certificate program will be prepared to:.

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