Program Learning Outcomes of the Master of Science in Clinical Nutrition
Knowledge and Understanding:
Describe the principles of clinical and human nutrition, and nutrition-related biomedical sciences.
2. Explain in-depth the principles of scientific inquiry, literature review, and emerging evidence in clinical nutrition.
Skills:
- Apply evidence-based, patient-centered, medical nutrition therapy integrating related biomedical sciences for optimizing patient outcomes and managing nutrition-related complications.
- Critically appraise the best available scientific evidence in clinical nutrition to support informed decision-making and practice.
- Conduct scientific research inclusive of all required elements using various research tools and software commonly employed in the field of research
- Communicate effectively with interdisciplinary teams, patients, and the public in various clinical and community settings.
Values, Autonomy, and Responsibility:
- Develop a strong sense of professional integrity and ethical conduct in clinical and research practice.
- dopt effective leadership skills by fostering independence and collaborative teamwork.
- Participate in the advancement of the specialty and community quality of life.