D'Youville established the nation's first five-year BS/MS degree program in dietetics.
Dietetics
Dietitians are health professionals with expertise in food, nutrition, management, education and research.
The demand for skilled dietitians is increasing because of a growing older population and an emphasis on disease prevention and treatment through improved health habits.
Earn your bachelor and master of science degrees in dietetics in just five years. Upon graduation, you are eligible to take the national registration examination for dietitians.
D'Youville Advantages
- Benefit from both a solid liberal arts foundation and professional study in your field.
- Ability to accept transfer students, including graduates of didactic programs (DPD).
- Gain supervised practice experience in local facilities that support the development of professional skills in dietetics.
- Complete a concentration in advanced nutrition practice, which provides higher-level coursework and experiences in pediatric nutrition, critical care nutrition, private practice, community nutrition, and research.
- Benefit from an excellent career placement rate, nearly 100% annually.
- Access job opportunities not available without a master's degree.
Note to applicants: Be sure to check out the application and admission requirements for this program.
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Student Story
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Alumna Story
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NEWS & EVENTS
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Dietetics Major to Help Rebuild Health Services in Liberia
05-13-2013 - Mameni Linga, a dietetics major, has been selected by the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) for a three-month study in their special program Rebuilding Basic Health Services (RBHS) in Monrovia, the capital city of Liberia.
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New DYC Program Uses Actors to Teach Coordination Among Health Care Disciplines
04-01-2013 - A new and unique program uses professional actors to portray patients needing medical care to help teach health care students in a variety of fields including pharmacy, physician assistant, physical and occupational therapy, nursing, dietetics and chiropractic.