Program Overview
Our master of science in nutrition and dietetics provides advanced training for new and experienced nutrition professionals who want to help their clients make better choices based on the very latest nutritional advice. Develop the quantitative skills to analyze information in this fascinating and constantly evolving field.
Please note: this program does not fulfill the requirements needed to sit for the RD exam. Contact the program director or visit the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics website for more information.
Program Type: Part-Time
Location: On-Campus, Online
Program Length: 2.5 years
Credit Hours: 31 - 37
Why This Program & What You will Learn
In 2024, the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics will require all new Registered Dietitians to have a masters degree. To be competitive in the profession, now is the time to earn your master of science degree in nutrition and dietetics.
At CMU, our program provides advanced training in nutritional sciences for new and experienced professionals to stay current in the field and gain excellent credentials for career advancement. Conduct and analyze research side by side with faculty and gain expertise to better interpret todays scientific literature.
Save up to 30 percent of the cost of your masters degree. If you have completed a dietetic internship and have not received graduate credit for it, you may apply for a maximum of 12 semester hours of Credit by Examination (CBE).
The masters degree in nutrition and dietetics is available in two focuses to match your professional goals: thesis or coursework.