Enriching Lives. Enhancing Communities.
Academic Units:
- Child Development and Family Relations
- Criminal Justice
- Hospitality Management
- Interior Design and Merchandising
- Nutrition and Dietetics
- Social Work
Human Ecology:
NUTR Available On-line Courses |
| Professionals registering for these courses receive academic credit that may be submitted for CEUs and credit toward a masters degree. |
| NUHM 5300 (3 sh): Nutrition for Wellness Planning, implementing, and evaluating nutrition services and education in wellness programs. Prerequisites: One course in clinical nutrition and one in nutrition education. More Information |
| NUHM 6105 (3 sh): Human Nutrition in Physiology and Metabolism Integration of normal nutrition and metabolism at the cellular level with physiologic functions of tissues, organs, and systems in humans. Prerequisites: NUHM 3105 and 3106 or equivalent. More Information |
| NUHM 6110 (3 sh): Nutrition Support Nutrition support dietetics including enteral and parental nutrition. Stages of the lifecycle and specific disease states as they modify nutrition support needs are considered . Prerequisites: NUHM 6105 Human Nutrition in Physiology and Metabolism More Information |
| NUHM 6120 (3 sh): Advanced Clinical Nutrition In-depth study of theory. Application of medical nutrition therapy to management of specific diseases. Prerequisites: NUHM 4312, 4313, 6105 More Information |
| NUHM 6200 (3 sh): Research in Clinical Nutrition Research methods in clinical nutrition. Development of research topic, planning the study, and reporting results. Prerequisites: Admission to MS in nutrition and dietetics program. Corequisite: Graduate-level statistics course More Information |
| NUHM 6500 (3 sh): Pediatric Nutrition Advanced study of nutritional requirements during infancy, childhood, and adolescence. Nutritional support of child with special problems. Prerequisites: NUHM 6105 More Information |
| NUHM 6510 (3 sh): Maternal and Infant Nutrition Advanced study of nutritional needs of infants and pregnant and lactating women. Prerequisites: NUHM 6105 More Information |
| NUHM 6520 (3 sh): Geriatric Nutrition Advanced study of role of nutrition in aging process. Nutrition-related health problems of the elderly and nutrition advocacy and education for elderly. Prerequisites: NUHM 6105 More Information |
| NUHM 6600 (3 sh): Advanced Dietetic Practice Principles of dietetic practice and program management. Prerequisites: BIOS 6021; NUHM 6105, 6200 More Information |
| Other on-line courses available only to students enrolled in the masters program at East Carolina University: NUHM 6900 (2sh), 6950 (1sh) |
Department of Nutrition and Dietetics |
College of Human Ecology |
East Carolina University |
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Greenville, NC 27858-4353 |
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last updated: 09.21.2006