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Bachelor of Dietetics and Applied Nutrition

About the program

Four-year accredited dietetics degree preparing students for supervised practice and graduate study.

Develop foundational knowledge and practical skills related to Dietetics and Applied Nutrition.

Four-year
120-credit ACEND-accredited Didactic Program in Dietetics. Courses cover nutrition assessment
Medical nutrition therapy
Community nutrition and food science
With culinary nutrition cooking labs and supporting biology
Chemistry and microbiology. Prepares for graduate study and supervised practice toward Registered Dietitian Nutritionist.

Secondary school (high school) diploma with transcript showing subjects and marks; Certified English translations; Proof of English proficiency; SAT/ACT optional (JWU international admissions
2026-27 catalog).

Secondary school (high school) diploma with transcript showing subjects and marks; Certified English translations; SAT/ACT optional

Check the entry requirements and deadlines in the JWU catalog (). Apply online through the applicant portal at enroll.jwu.edu. JWU states there is no application fee for undergraduate applicants. Upload the official secondary school transcript with certified English translations and proof of English proficiency. After admission pay the 500 USD reservation deposit in the portal. Submit a certified bank statement or sponsor letter covering one academic year plus the signed financial declaration
Then receive the Form I-Apply for the F-1 visa at a US embassy or consulate with the I-20 and evidence of funds.

Campus	Providence
Faculty or school	College of Health & Wellness
Department	Dietetics and Applied Nutrition
Teaching language	English
Credit value	120
Study pace	Fixed
Post-study stay	0 year
Scholarship note	Potential institution scholarships may have separate eligibility and application requirements; Confirm availability for this program.