Program Doctor of Philosophy in Nutrition Science School of Public Health and Health Professions University at Buffalo

Tentang jurusan ini

Tentang jurusan ini
- Ikhtisar
- Departemen
Pilihan kuliah
Persyaratan masuk
- Internasional

Apa yang akan saya pelajari?

Designed for students with previous master's level education in nutrition, the PhD in Nutrition Science provides a combination of didactic learning and research experience. This program emphasizes foundational courses in biochemistry, physiology, and nutrition as well as a variety of opportunities for conducting high-quality research in both laboratory and clinical settings. Program faculty study a wide range of topics, using a combination of animal and human models to answer both applied and mechanistic questions. This program will prepare students to excel in research and to become leaders in academia, industry and government.

Saya termasuk departemen apa?

School of Public Health and Health Professions

Pilihan kuliah

Purna Waktu (4 tahun)

Biaya kuliah

US$25.740,00 (Rp 403.345.802) per tahun

* Biaya yang tercantum di halaman ini untuk tujuan indikatif, silahkan baca informasi resmi dari universitas bersangkutan

Batas akhir pendaftaran

Direncanakan February 2027

Tanggal mulai

Januari 2027

Tempat

South Campus

Main St and Kenmore Ave,

Buffalo,

New York,

14214, United States

Purna Waktu (4 tahun)

Biaya kuliah

US$25.740,00 (Rp 403.345.802) per tahun

* Biaya yang tercantum di halaman ini untuk tujuan indikatif, silahkan baca informasi resmi dari universitas bersangkutan

Tanggal mulai

Agustus 2027

Tempat

South Campus

Main St and Kenmore Ave,

Buffalo,

New York,

14214, United States

Persyaratan masuk

Untuk mahasiswa internasional

Applicants to the PhD program are expected to have an MS degree in nutrition or a related field from an accredited college or university. Students with a BS degree who wish to enter the PhD program should apply to the MS in Nutrition Science program. A bypass of the MS degree into the PhD program may be possible based on academic performance and research potential observed during the first academic year.

A minimum GPA of 3.0 in the last 60 hours of coursework.