Program Overview

Doctor of Clinical Nutrition (DCN)

Mission & Vision

DCN Program Mission

The DCN program is committed to developing advanced nutrition/dietetic practitioners who are innovative, self-directed, inquisitive, and poised to perform at the expert level of leadership through excellence in professionalism and partnership with global leaders in healthcare.

DCN Program Vision

The program aims to provide engaging, innovative teaching and advanced practice level education, mentoring, and training to dietetic practitioners seeking leadership roles and advancement in the field of nutrition and dietetics.

Program Details

Overview

The Doctor of Clinical Nutrition (DCN) program is designed to develop advanced nutrition/dietetic practitioners.

Curriculum

• The program includes a degree plan and curriculum that provides students with advanced knowledge and skills in nutrition and dietetics.
  • The curriculum is designed to prepare students for leadership roles and advancement in the field.

Program Costs

• The program has associated costs that students should be aware of.
  • These costs are outlined in the program's financial information.

Essential Functions

• The program has essential functions that students must be able to perform.
  • These functions are critical to success in the program and the profession.

Marketable Skills

• The program provides students with marketable skills that are valuable in the field of nutrition and dietetics.
  • These skills include leadership, communication, and critical thinking.

The Profession

• The program prepares students for a career in nutrition and dietetics.
  • The profession requires advanced knowledge and skills, as well as a commitment to lifelong learning.

Program Faculty & Staff

• The program has a faculty and staff who are experienced and knowledgeable in the field of nutrition and dietetics.
  • The faculty and staff provide mentorship and support to students throughout the program.

Resources

• The program provides students with resources to support their learning and professional development.
  • These resources include access to libraries, research facilities, and professional organizations.