Master of Science in Clinical Nutrition
Ready to make a lasting impact on people’s health and quality of life? Build the knowledge and practical skills to help individuals manage medical conditions, make informed nutrition choices, and promote overall health, while preparing for a fulfilling, in-demand career in the field of nutrition.
About the Program
In collaboration with Rutgers University, TTI offers a pathway to earning your Master of Science in Clinical Nutrition in just 16 months. TTI will assist you in completing your bachelor’s degree, including the required prerequisite courses needed for entering the MS in Clinical Nutrition program.
The MS in Clinical Nutrition for aspiring dietitians at Rutgers University combines synchronous online courses with hands-on clinical experiences through supervised practice. Successful completion of their program will result in earning a verification statement, which allows you to take the CDR exam and become certified as a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist (RDN).
Program Highlights
- Combined online courses and supervised practice requirements for hands-on, real-world experience in various settings
- The Rutgers MS in Clinical Nutrition is fully accredited by the Accreditation Council for Education in Nutrition and Dietetics (ACEND), ensuring the highest standards of educational quality
- Dedicated CDR exam preparation from Rutgers faculty, including study materials and an end-of-program workshop
- Women-Only cohort
Your Path to Becoming a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist
- Classes & Coursework
The Rutgers program consists of 4 semesters completed over 16 months. During this time, attend online classes and complete weekly independent coursework. - Supervised Practice
Starting from the 2nd semester, gain real-world experience by completing 1,000 hours of Supervised practice in the state of NJ. - Graduate with a Master of Science in Clinical Nutrition from Rutgers University School of Health Professions and be eligible to sit for the national CDR certification exam.
Where Can Your Degree Take You?
Becoming an RDN offers job opportunities in hospitals, private practice, academia, research, and clinics. Careers include registered dietitian, nutrition consultant, food service manager, or public health nutritionist.
RDN salaries vary by location and industry. The US Bureau of Labor and Statistics (2023) estimates average salaries at $62,000, with entry-level RDs earning about $49,500 and experienced RDNs making over $70,000.
Ready to Get Started?
To begin the application process, click below to apply online. A non-refundable fee of $100 is required to complete the application process.
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TTI offers this program through its partnership with Rutgers University. Any credit or degrees described here are offered through our partner institution. TTI is not a college or university and does not offer credit bearing courses or degrees in New York State.
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