UMA Graduate Bulletin 2018-2019 Programs, Faculty, and Courses Nutrition Program Overview Master of Public Health Degree (MPH) in Nutrition Degree Program
Master of Public Health Degree (MPH) in Nutrition Degree Program
The MPH degree is designed to provide advanced training in public health and nutrition to nutritionists, public health practitioners, and those with advanced degrees including Ph.D., M.D., R.D., R.N., C.H.E.S., and PharmD. In addition to coursework, a 3-credit practicum is required. This program prepares graduates for practice and career advancement in a public health nutrition setting. Admission requirements:
Course Requirements: 35 credits Public Health: (15 credits) BIOSTATS 540: Introductory Biostatistics Nutrition: (17 credits) EPI 634 - Nutritional Epidemiology Electives: (3 credits) A 3-credit Graduate Course in Nutrition Practicum (3 credits) NUTRITN 698: Nutrition Practicum Capstone Project or Additional Coursework: (6 credits) NUTRITN 696: Independent Study Project and Oral Project Presentation Webinar
This is a 27-month program for a small number of interns who work concurrently on an online M.P.H. degree in Nutrition (providing 44 graduate credits) plus a Dietetic Internship (providing 12 graduate credits). The program begins in May and ends in August of the following year. Course Requirements M.P.H. Online Program Courses (44 credits total) Public Health: 15 credits BIOSTATS 540: Introductory Biostatistics Nutrition: 17 credits EPI 634: Nutritional Epidemiology Electives: 3 credits A 3-credit Graduate Course in Nutrition Practicum: 3 credits NUTRITN 698: Nutrition Practicum - Community rotation Additional Coursework: 6 credits NUTRITN 696R and NUTRITN 696S: Independent Study Project-Problems in PH Nutrition (Parts 1 & 2) Dietetic Internship Program Courses (12 credits) NUTRITN 698A: DI internship (Part 1) |