Bachelor's degree in Clinical Nutrition

The Bachelor of Clinical Nutrition and Dietetics is one of the most important study programs offered by the European College of Continuing Education. The program grants a bachelor’s degree. The program includes theoretical and practical courses that qualify the student on the significant impact of food on human health, in addition to identifying the complementary effect that therapeutic nutrition plays in the treatment of food-related diseases. Such as (diabetes, obesity, heart disease). The program also recommends adequate attention to societal and behavioral issues related to dietary patterns.
European College of Continuing Education Degree in Clinical Nutrition Bachelor

Description

The Bachelor of Clinical Nutrition is an academic program that studies the principles of nutrition, human physiology, diseases and their treatment methods through nutrition. The program includes the study of food components and nutrients, as well as how to apply this knowledge in the treatment of various diseases, and the study of diet and therapeutic nutrition for patients. The program also includes the study of medicines and nutritional supplements and how to use them in nutritional therapy.

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The Clinical Nutrition Program provides students with a strong knowledge base in the clinical, educational, research, and management areas under the Clinical Nutrition theme through four years of full-time study in Arabic and English. After completing all the required courses, students spend one full year (12 months) in training and practicing clinical nutrition in the form of training rounds in accredited hospitals and specialized health centers, i.e. an estimated 138 credit hours. study

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$2700 The registration fees are $300 and an additional $100 for a duration of 24 months.
Language and duration of study

The Clinical Nutrition Program provides students with a strong knowledge base in the clinical, educational, research, and management areas under the Clinical Nutrition theme through four years of full-time study in Arabic and English. After completing all the required courses, students spend one full year (12 months) in training and practicing clinical nutrition in the form of training rounds in accredited hospitals and specialized health centers, i.e. an estimated 138 credit hours. study

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