The M.A. in nutrition education combined with the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics  Dietetic Internship reflects the integration of the academic experience of the University with the medical and dietetic expertise of health care facilities in the surrounding geographical area. The supervised practice component endeavors to respond to the evolving changes of the profession of dietetics by leading students to become translators of theories of nutrition science, and by providing students with the opportunity to develop strong entry-level dietetic performance skills through supervised practice.  Candidates are required to complete a 48-credit program consisting of the Core Requirements (nine credits) and the following concentration requirements and nutrition electives.  

Requirements

Note: Additional coursework may be required to meet Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics  Didactic Program in Dietetics verification requirements. Other electives may be permitted with the written approval of the department chair. For more information about the master’s degree in nutrition education, please contact Dr. Laura Frank at lfrank@immaculata.edu or 610-647-4400 ext. 3482.