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Bachelor of Science in Nutrition

Why Choose the Program?

The Bachelor of Science in Nutrition at Northridge University provides a comprehensive education that combines the science of nutrition with practical applications in health and wellness. This program is designed to prepare students for a wide range of careers in the nutrition and health industries. Our curriculum emphasizes the importance of evidence-based practice, critical thinking, and the application of nutritional principles to improve individual and community health. With state-of-the-art labs, experienced faculty, and real-world internship opportunities, Northridge offers an ideal environment for aspiring nutrition professionals.

Career Opportunities

Graduates of the Nutrition program are equipped for various roles, including:

  • Registered Dietitian Nutritionist (RDN)

  • Clinical Dietitian

  • Community Nutritionist

  • Public Health Nutritionist

  • Sports Nutritionist

  • Food Service Manager

  • Health Educator

  • Research Scientist

Program Details

Duration: 4 years (Full-time)

Total Credit Hours: 120 credit hours

Mode of Delivery: Online and On-campus options available

Internship: Mandatory internship for practical experience

Program Highlights

  • Evidence-Based Curriculum: Focuses on the latest research and practices in nutrition science.

  • Hands-on Learning: Includes extensive lab work, clinical practice, and community engagement.

  • Internship Opportunities: Gain practical experience through internships in healthcare, community organizations, and the food industry.

  • Experienced Faculty: Learn from experts who are leaders in the field of nutrition and dietetics.

  • Flexible Learning Options: Offers both online and on-campus classes to accommodate different learning preferences.

Courses in This Program

Core Courses:

  • Introduction to Nutrition

  • General Biology

  • General Chemistry

  • Organic Chemistry

  • Anatomy and Physiology

  • Microbiology

  • Biochemistry

  • Principles of Human Nutrition

  • Food Science and Safety

  • Medical Nutrition Therapy

  • Community Nutrition

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  • Nutrition Education and Counseling

  • Advanced Human Nutrition

  • Lifecycle Nutrition

  • Nutritional Assessment

  • Public Health Nutrition

  • Research Methods in Nutrition

  • Nutrigenomics

  • Clinical Nutrition

  • Food Service Management

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