Candidates in the Exercise Physiology & Nutrition program at Montana State engage in a variety of research opportunities to further their understanding on the effect of exercise on the body, how the human body adapts to physical exertion, how exercise enables the human body to adapt and grow stronger and how nutrition plays a role in athletic pursuit. Depending on the candidate's interests, Exercise Physiology & Nutrition students have the opportunity to earn a verification statement which is one of the first steps in becoming a Registered Dietician. Other candidates more interested in laboratory work also have the opportunity to conduct research in the Movement Science or Nutrition Research Laboratories on MSU's campus.
The Exercise & Nutrition Sciences graduate program has one additional Option within the Program: Sport & Coaching Science.

