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Overview Students will gain understanding of the many factors that impact physical performance both in competitive and non-competitive settings. The program pays particular attention to providing the student with extensive training in exercise science with significant exposure to nutritional science as it relates to both elite athletes as well as nutrition in medical/clinical settings.The Nutrition and Human Performance program from Gannon University helps to prepare students for graduate studies in Registered Dietician programs and/or certification from the International Society of Sports Nutrition as a Certified Sports Nutritionist.Because nutrition and human performance is a major within the sport and exercise science department, this major provides an opportunity for students who are interested in both nutrition and sport science to combine their interest in one academic program, which is a stepping-stone to diverse career choices. A degree from the sport and exercise science department provides a solid base in biological sciences, nutrition and exercise science courses.You Will AchieveNutritionists are employed by various athletic and clinical organizations. With a greater emphasis being placed on performance and preventative medicine, the demand and earning potential for qualified sports nutritionists and registered dieticians is likely to increase over the next decade.Such opportunities include but are not limited to:Clinical/hospital settingsCommunity/government organizationsIndividual athletes/athletic teamsPrivate practiceCorporate wellness I want to find another Bachelor Course

The Nutrition and Human Performance program from Gannon University is designed to provide students with comprehensive knowledge of how nutrients can fuel the body, examine disease states, and the psychophysiological perspective of nutrition.

Disciplines

Health SciencesNutrition & Dietetics

Requirements

English Requirements

IELTSMin 6
TOEFLMin 79

Other Requirements

1Evidence of English ProficiencyTranscriptsLetter(s) of recommendationAdditional DocumentsBank Statement and Affidavit of Support Form

Nutrition and Human Performance