Nutrition and Food Core Elective Table I
Minimum of four (4) courses must be taken from Core Elective Table I.
Core Elective Table I
Minimum of four from the following:
- ACC 100† Introductory Financial Accounting
- CYC 550 Foundations of Social Innovation
- CYC 560 Social Innovation in Practice
- CYC 570 Social Innovation in Action
- FCS 100 Working Toward a Just Society
- FCS 101 Social Justice and Mental Health
- FCS 200 Indigenous Relations in Practice
- FND 301 Product Development
- FNF 400 The Social Context of Human Sexuality
- FNN 301† Intro to Nutrition Management of Human Disease
- FNN 400† Advanced Nutrition for Health Promotion
- FNP 350† Interpersonal Comm/Counselling Nutrition
- FNP 400 Interprofessional Placement
- FNP 500 Advanced Issues in Nutrition
- FNP 550† Introduction to Dietetics Practice
- FNR 320 Foundations of Qualitative Research
- FNR 400 Independent Research Study I
- FNR 401 Independent Research Study II
- FNS 400† Food Service Systems Management
- FNY 400 Selected Topics in Food Security
- FNY 403 Food Security Concepts and Principles
- FNY 405 Applied Research Methods and Evaluation
- FNY 407 Community Development and Food Security
- FNY 408 Urban Food Security
- FNY 409 Gender and Food Security
- FNY 510 Indigenous Food Systems in Canada
- PLN 303 Exercise Science and Physiology
†Required for application to dietetic practical training programs accredited by Accreditation Canada's EQual Program (external link) .
Concentration in Nutrition and Health Research
A Concentration is a structured plan of study within a program (6 to 12 core or core electives) that provides an opportunity for advanced or in-depth study in a particular area of interest. Students must declare their concentration prior to applying to graduate. Courses used to fulfil the requirements of a concentration cannot also be used to fulfil the requirements of a minor.
An optional Concentration may be selected from Core Elective Table I starting in 5th Semester.
To register in the optional Concentration in Nutrition and Health Research, students must first complete the following Table I elective courses: FND 301*, FNR 320 or FNY 405, in addition to FNR 400, and FNR 401. Students must obtain written approval from a faculty member who agrees to supervise their research in FNR 400 and FNR 401. In addition, students must complete any three other elective courses from Core Elective Table I.
A total of six (6) courses are required as follows:
REQUIRED:
Plus three (3) other elective courses from Core Elective Table I (opens in new window) .
*FND 301 is a Required Group 1 course only for students admitted Fall 2024 and after.