Program Overview

University Program Information

Introduction to the Department

The Department of Food and Nutrition at Seoul National University offers various programs for students interested in the field of food and nutrition.

Undergraduate Program

Course Curriculum

• Course curriculum
• Course introduction
• Elective course requirements

Graduation Requirements

• Graduation credits
• Major course requirements
• Practical assessment
• Nutritionist certification requirements

Undergraduate Symposium

Scholarship Information

Graduate Program

Admission Information

Research Laboratory Introduction

• Molecular Nutrition and Genetics Laboratory
• Food Toxicology Laboratory
• Food Microbiology and Safety Laboratory
• Human Nutrition and Microbiome Laboratory
• Food Service and Marketing Laboratory
• Nutrition Dynamics Laboratory
• Food Analysis and Chemistry Laboratory
• Clinical Nutrition and Immunonutrition Laboratory
• Sensory Science Laboratory

Combined Master's and Doctoral Program

Master's and Doctoral Integrated Program

Course Curriculum

• Course curriculum
• Course introduction

Graduation Requirements

• General requirements
• Dissertation qualification exam
• Graduation dissertation assessment

Scholarship Information

Faculty

Full-time Professors

Former Professors

• Former professors
• Honorary professors

Non-full-time Professors

Career

Career Fields

Graduate Interviews

Certification Information

Related Sites

Master's and Doctoral Integrated Program

Program Overview

The Master's and Doctoral Integrated Program is designed for students who aim to obtain a doctoral degree without first completing a master's degree.

Program Details

1. Program Duration and Enrollment Period
   • The program duration is at least 4 years, but can be shortened by 1 year if the required credits are completed early.
   • The enrollment period is 8 years.
2. Program Exceptions
   • Exemption from the master's thesis
   • Exemption from the doctoral program entrance exam
3. Required Credits
   • At least 60 credits are required for the program.
4. Doctoral Program Recognition
   • Students who complete 3 semesters and earn at least 24 credits are recognized as doctoral program students.