Bachelor of Science in
Nutrition Sciences
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Program Overview
The Bachelor of Science in Nutrition Sciences program offers an in-depth study of the relationship between diet, health, and disease prevention. This interdisciplinary program combines foundational courses in biology and chemistry with specialized coursework in nutrition sciences. Students will explore how nutrients affect the human body, learn to assess nutritional needs, and develop strategies to promote healthy eating habits in diverse populations.
What makes ORU’s Integrated Life Studies program stand out?
The Bachelor of Science in Integrated Life Sciences program is established to address the increasing need for interdisciplinary education in the life sciences. In today's complex world, challenges in health, environmental sustainability, and biological research require a multifaceted approach that transcends traditional academic boundaries. This program enables students to explore and integrate knowledge across health and exercise science, nutrition sciences, biological sciences, environmental sciences, and biochemistry.
Career Pathways for Grads
Registered Dietitian Nutritionist (RDN) with completion of MS in Nutrition, Nutritionist, Public Health, Health Educator, Corporate Wellness Consultant, Graduate studies, Sports Nutritionist.
Program Outcomes
- Apply advanced theories, concepts, and methodologies from health and exercise science, nutrition science, biological sciences, environmental sciences, and biochemistry to critically analyze and address complex scientific problems within the life sciences.
- Utilize multidisciplinary, evidence-based approaches that encompass the physical, mental, and spiritual dimensions of health—grounded in Biblical principles—to promote whole person well-being and implement healing strategies in diverse populations.
- Employ advanced research methodologies, critical thinking, and effective scientific communication to contribute original findings to the body of scientific knowledge, and commit to ongoing professional development and lifelong learning in the life sciences.