Empower your health journey
You'll transform your understanding of nutrition. Nutrition in Integrative and Functional Medicine is a speciality that combines evidence-based nutrition with a holistic, systems-based approach to health.
This program trains you to evaluate the multitude of factors that influence a person's health and well-being. You'll create personalized interventions that create lasting change, addressing the unique physiology of every individual you serve.
A holistic approach
This 36-credit-hour program focuses on how body systems work together. You'll explore nutrition, gut health, sleep, stress reduction and movement. You'll learn to identify the underlying factors that contribute to health problems rather than just treating symptoms.
Paths to your degree
- Registered dietitian: For students who hold a Didactic Program in Dietetics (DPD) verification statement.
- This ACEND-accredited pathway combines graduate coursework with supervised practice experiences. It leads to eligibility for the Registered Dietitian Nutritionist credential.
- Functional nutrition: Designed for students seeking advanced education nutrition in integrative and functional medicine through a holistic, systems-based approach.
Select your path
Applying to the nutrition and integrative health master's program
Admission requirements and processes are specific to each concentration. Visit the appropriate program page for full details.
Questions about the program?
If you have questions about the Master of Science in nutrition and integrative health, contact the graduate program coordinator.