Health and Nutrition
Explore health issues and behaviors from various perspectives that includes: physical, emotional, intellectual/mental, social, spiritual, and environmental.
Some of our Health and Nutrition courses can be taken to fulfill various General Education Requirements. Additionally, our courses carry transfer credit and can prepare you for transferring to earn a four-year degree in physical education, health education, elementary education, and other related majors.
POTENTIAL CAREERS
Nutrition careers span healthcare, community, food, and wellness settings. Graduates may work in hospitals and clinics, long-term care, research, public health programs (WIC, SNAP-Ed), school and institutional foodservice, corporate wellness, fitness and sports settings, and the food industry (product development, labeling, retail education, sales support).
Some pursue self-employment, offering nutrition coaching, meal planning, workshops, or freelance services in wellness and community settings. Certain roles, such as Registered Dietitian, require additional education, supervised practice, and licensure beyond this program.
Courses
Explore the courses and our current offerings: