Studying Human Nutrition at Weber State
Weber State human nutrition majors learn all aspects of nutrition, from diet design to current issues, and prepare for graduate studies in a wide range of careers.
Human Nutrition Highlights
Weber State’s human nutrition program prepares you for graduate studies or a career as a non-registered dietitian nutritionist.
The Sports Dietetics graduate will have demonstrated competence and knowledge in chemistry, anatomy, physiology, diet analysis and design, nutrition assessment, sports nutrition, medical nutrition therapy, lifespan nutrition, education and counseling methods in dietetics, dietetics management, food science and service, research, and related exercise science topics with cultural community application and sensitivity for individuals and athletes. Information is provided for typical graduate Registered Dietitian Nutritionist (RDN) program pre-requisites.
Integrative Nutrition includes nutrition as it intersects with other related fields to support health and wellbeing of individuals and groups.
Beyond the Classroom
You can gain farm-to-fork experience and promote sustainable food practices by working in a nutrition food laboratory, garden and greenhouse.
