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Human Nutrition Concentration, BS

Human Nutrition Concentration, BS
Required credit hours: 36
COLL 400 credit hours: 3

Core courses: 21 credit hours
  • KINE 200 – Introduction to the Human Body (3)
  • KINE 270 – Foundations of Epidemiology (3)
  • KINE 280 – Introduction to Public Health (3)
  • KINE 304 – Human Physiology (3)
  • KINE 350 – Science of Nutrition (3)
  • KINE 354 – Nutrition in Health & Disease (3)
  • KINE 394 – Statistics and Evaluation (3)
Specialization courses: 12 credit hours (at least one course from each list)

List A: Individual nutrition (1-3 courses)

  • KINE 352 – Nutrition and the Brain (3)
  • KINE 353 – Nutrition and Human Performance (3)
  • KINE 357 – Nutrition Through the Lifespan (3)
  • KINE 455 – Physiology of Obesity (3)*

List B: Population Nutrition (1-3 courses)

  • KINE 358 – Community Nutrition (3)
  • KINE 361 – Population NutritionPolicy, and Programs (3)
  • KINE 362 – Sustainable Food Systems and Diets (3)
COLL 400 courses: 3 credit hours
  • KINE 393 – Health Ethics (3)
  • KINE 406 – Public Health Research Issues (3)
  • KINE 455 – Physiology of Obesity (3)*
  • KINE 470/471 – Independent Study in Kinesiology & Health Sciences (3)#
  • KINE 480/481 – Kinesiology and Health Sciences Research (3)#
  • KINE 496 – Honors (3)#
  • KINE 498 – Internship (3)#

* KINE 455 cannot be used to satisfy required credit hours and COLL 400 credit hours simultaneously.
#To earn COLL 400 credit, KINE 470/471 and 480/481, as well as KINE 496, and KINE 498 must be enrolled with co-requisite of KINE 490 for 0 credits.