MS Nutrition and Exercise Sciences

The Master of Science Program in Nutrition and Exercise Sciences offers students the opportunity for advanced study in three (3)Ìýareas of specialization:

1. Nutrition
2. Exercise science
3. Nutrition and exercise sciences

The program prepares future leaders in Nutrition and Exercise Science through rigorous training in research, evidence-based practice, and experiential learning. Graduates apply their expertise to advance knowledge and improve the health, performance, and well-being of diverse populations.

Program Learning Objectives

• Demonstrate comprehension and application of advanced concepts and theories of Nutrition and Exercise in health and pathology
• Demonstrate effective professional writing skills
• Demonstrate delivery of effective oral presentations for lay and professional audiences
• Critically assess and interpret research in Nutrition and Exercise Sciences
• Understand and describe ethical practices in Nutrition and Exercise Sciences

ÌýAdmission Eligibility

Applicants to the MS in Nutrition and Exercise Sciences must have a strong academic foundation in chemistry, biology, and nutrition or exercise science. Preparation for entry into the field is typically achieved through completion of a BS in Nutrition, and Exercise Sciences.

Highly motivated applicants with a bachelor’s degree in chemistry, biology, or related field may be considered for admission but may be required to complete prerequisite coursework to address any deficiencies.