Core Courses

The M.S. in Advanced Nutrition Practice at Seton Hill is a 32-credit program. As a student in this graduate program you will enjoy 7 core courses that account for 17 credits.

• Applied Nutrition Research I

• Project Management

• Leadership & Management for the Nutrition Professional

• Nutrition in Health & Wellness

• 21st Century Learning

• Nutrition in Media Communications

• Research Methods


Nutrition & Professional Skills Electives

You will then have the ability to choose up to 15 credits of elective courses. (Courses are generally worth 3 credits.)

Nutrition Electives

• Nutrition Counseling

• Advanced Nutrition II

• Nutrition & Chronic Disease Management

• Pharmacology for the Healthcare Professional


Professional Skills Electives

• Current Trends & Topics

• Diversity, Accessibility, Inclusive

• Psychology of Adult Learning & Behavior

• Curriculum Leadership & Coaching

• Economics for Decision Making

• Intro to New Venture Development

• Organizational Dynamics

• Human Resource Development

• Stakeholder & Team Analysis