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Course Catalog

CORE COURSES

CodeCourse TitleUnits
HNF 251Ecology of Food and Nutrition3
HNF 252Food and Nutrition Planning
3
HNF 298Field Studies (Microplanning)
6
AECO 241Economic Analysis and Planning of Agricultural Projects3
AECO 261Food and Nutrition Economics3
HUME 291Special Topics (Macroplanning)
2
TOTAL20

SUPPORTIVE COURSES

CodeCourse TitleUnits
HNF 253Workshops in Food and Nutrition Planning3
DEVC 205Communication and Development3
FST 290
Special Problem (Food Science)
3
AERS 291
Special Topics (Research Design and Data Analysis)3
HUME 299
Graduate Seminar3
TOTAL15

ELECTIVE COURSES (9 units)

Prescribed Electives (3 units)

HNF 121    Advanced Human Nutrition (for students without human nutrition background)

OR

AAE 150    Economics and Agricultural Development (for students with human nutrition-related background)

Free elective courses (6 units) can be chosen in any of the following fields, subject to the approval of their guidance committee:

Agrarian and Urban Development Studies, Rural Sociology, Marketing, Community Development, Development Communication, Agricultural Economics, Development Management and Governance, Agricultural Chemistry, Human Nutrition and Food, Food Science, Animal Science, Horticulture and Agronomy.

CORE COURSES (12 units)

CodeCourse TitleUnits
HNF 223Evaluation of Nutritional Status3
HNF 251Ecology of Food and Nutrition3
HNF 222Nutrition in Health and Disease3
HUME 290*Research Problems3
HUME 291*Special Topics3
HUME 299Graduate Seminar(1)
TOTAL12
*You can take HNF 290 or HNF 291

SUPPORTIVE COURSES (3 units) can be selected from the following courses:

Advanced Human Nutrition (HNF 121), Nutrition Programs (HNF 254), Food and Nutrition Planning (HNF 252), Workshops in Food and Nutrition Planning (HNF 253), Food and Culture (HNF 211), Nutritional Epidemiology (HNF 224), and Nutritional Physiology (HNF 225)

COGNATE OR MINOR COURSES (9 units) can be selected from the following courses:

Agricultural Education, Community Development, Extension Education, Rural Sociology, Development Communication, Agricultural Economics, Animal Science, Agronomy, Horticulture, Chemistry, Biochemistry, Agricultural Chemistry, Statistics, Food Science, or any related fields. 

MASTER’S THESIS (6 units)

CORE COURSES

Year 1: 1st Semester

CodeCourse TitleUnits
MCN 201Advances in Clinical Nutrition3
MCN 202Clinical Nutrition in Cardiovascular Diseases3
MCN 203Clinical Nutrition for Cancer Prevention & Management3
Elective 13
TOTAL12

Year 1: 2nd Semester

CodeCourse TitleUnits
MCN 204Clinical Nutrition in Kidney Diseases3
MCN 205Clinical Nutrition in Diabetes Mellitus3
MGT 231Human Behavior in Organization3
Elective 23
Elective 33
TOTAL15

Midyear

CodeCourse TitleUnits
HUME 290Special Problem3
HUME 299Graduate Seminar1
TOTAL4

ELECTIVE COURSES (9 units) can be selected from the following courses:

Clinical Nutrition in GIT and Hepatobiliary Diseases (MCN 206), Weight Management (MCN 207), Critical Care Nutrition (MCN 208), Nutrition and Infectious Diseases (MCN 209), and Nutritional Epidemiology (HNF 224)

SPECIAL PROBLEM (HUME 290) 

  • One month directed research and hospital exposure
  • An oral comprehensive examination is a requirement of the program that can be taken by the students after completing the required coursework.

CORE COURSES (12 units)

CodeCourse TitleUnits
HNF 211Food and Culture3
HNF 221Biochemical Aspects of Human Nutrition3
HNF 224Nutritional Epidemiology3
ENS 270Dynamics of Population, Resources and Environment3
TOTAL12

MAJOR COURSES (9 units) may be selected from the following courses:

CodeCourse TitleUnits
HNF 222Nutrition in Health and Disease3
HNF 223Evaluation of Nutritional Status3
HNF 251Ecology of Food and Nutrition3
HNF 252Food and Nutrition Planning3
HNF 254Nutrition Programs3
HNF 225Nutritional Physiology3
HUME 290Special Problems3
HUME 291Special Topics3
AECO 261Food and Nutrition Economics3

COGNATE OR MINOR COURSES (12 units) can be selected from the following courses:

Agronomy, Agricultural Chemistry, Agricultural Economics, Animal Science, Biochemistry, Business Management, Chemistry, Community Development, Development Communication, Development Studies, Environmental Science, Extension Education, Family Resource Management, Food Science, Genetics, Horticulture, Veterinary Medicine, and Public Health