Doctor of Philosophy Holistic Nutrition - Clayton College of Natural Health

Doctor of Philosophy Holistic Nutrition from Clayton College of Natural Health is a Online Ph.D Health Science degree that prepares you for a Healthcare career. Recognizing that the disciplines of natural health and nutrition are vitally important to one another, we seek to offer a broad education that will give students a wide variety of tools with which they can educate others. These take into account the effect of diet and lifestyle habits on body, mind, and spirit, and on the earth itself. Courses: Enrollment in the CCNH Doctor of Philosophy in Holistic Nutrition program includes a one-year student membership in the National Association of Nutrition Professionals (NANP), a non-profit organization that strives to maintain the integrity of the holistic nutrition profession through educational standards, a rigorous code of ethics and registration of nutrition professionals. Graduates of this Ph.D. program are eligible to apply for registration. Prerequisites If you hold a master's degree , then you may enter the Doctor of Philosophy in Holistic Nutrition program after you successfully complete the following prerequisites: NH 101 Issues of Consulting Practice* NU 200 Fundamentals of Nutrition BSC 252 Biology: The Science of Life NH 325 Cancer: Prevention and Politics NU 401 Nutrition and Disease Prevention NU 402 Nutritional Therapies BSC 251 Chemistry Fundamentals BSC 253 Anatomy and Physiology NH 623 Holistic Human Development I NH 624 Holistic Human Development II * One-hour course. No tuition charge to the student. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NU 603 Nutritional Healing: Oriental Perspectives NU 604 Nutritional Healing: Ayurvedic Perspectives NU 608 Food and Health: A Historical Perspective NU 558 Nutrition and Longevity NU 559 Psychodietetics: Nutrition of Mental Health NU 560 Nutrition and the Musculoskeletal System NU 561 Dietary Fats and Oils NU 562 Nutritional Immunity NH 722 Research Design Four Electives Dissertation Ph.D. candidates who intend to practice as nutrition consultants should include the following course work among their electives: NH 725 Building and Maintaining a Consulting Practice NH 726 The Client-Practitioner Relationship Consulting Practicum Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Health Science courses.