BS Nutrition
4 Years Degree Program
4 Years Degree Program
The Bachelor of Science (BS) in Nutrition offered by the Advance Institute of Health Sciences (AIHS) is a comprehensive undergraduate program designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills necessary to excel in the field of nutrition and dietetics. Affiliated with Khyber Medical University (KMU), this program combines rigorous academic coursework with practical experience, preparing graduates to become leaders in promoting health and wellness through nutrition. A well-rounded education that covers both theoretical knowledge and practical skills.
4 Years (08 Semesters)
Future benefits
Diverse Growing Career Opportunities
Graduates can work in various settings, including hospitals, community health organizations, private practice, food and beverage industries, sports nutrition, public health agencies, and research institutions. With increasing awareness of the importance of nutrition in health and disease prevention, there is a growing demand for qualified nutrition professionals. This demand ensures strong job security for graduates.
Personal Fulfillment
Helping individuals and communities achieve better health through nutrition can be highly rewarding. Nutritionists and dietitians often find personal fulfillment in making a positive difference in people’s lives.
Specialization Options
The BS in Nutrition program provides opportunities to specialize in areas such as clinical nutrition, sports nutrition, pediatric nutrition, geriatric nutrition, and public health nutrition. Nutrition professionals often enjoy a high level of autonomy in their practice and have opportunities to take on leadership roles within healthcare teams, community organizations, and food industries.
Continuing Education and Professional Growth
The field of nutrition encourages ongoing education and professional development, allowing professionals to stay current with the latest research, techniques, and trends. Opportunities for advanced degrees and certifications further enhance career prospects.
Advocacy and Policy Influence
Professionals in the field can play a role in shaping nutrition policies and regulations, advocating for healthier food environments, and influencing public health initiatives at local, national, and international levels.
Pursuing a BS in Nutrition offers numerous benefits, including diverse career opportunities, job security, competitive salaries, and the chance to make a meaningful impact on public health. Graduates are well-prepared to meet the dynamic challenges of the nutrition field and contribute to the promotion of health and wellness in various settings.
S.N. |
Subject |
Credit
Hours |
01 |
Fundamentals of Human Nutrition |
3.00 |
02 |
Essentials of Food Science & Technology |
3.00 |
03 |
Mathematics OR Essentials of Biology |
3.00 |
04 |
English-I |
3.00 |
05 |
Introductory
Biochemistry |
3.00 |
06 |
Pakistan Studies |
2.00 |
|
Total
Credit Hours |
17 |
S.N. |
Subject |
Credit Hours |
01 |
Macronutrients in Human Nutrition |
3.00 |
02 |
English-II |
3.00 |
03 |
Islamic
Studies/Ethics |
2.00 |
04 |
Anatomy Human
Anatomy |
3.00 |
05 |
Physio Human
Physiology-I |
3.00 |
06 |
Fundamentals of
Sociology |
3.00 |
|
Total
Credit Hours |
17 |
S.N. |
Subject |
Credit
Hours |
01 |
Micronutrients
in Human Nutrition |
3.00 |
02 |
Physio Human
Physiology-II |
3.00 |
03 |
Eng English-III |
3.00 |
04 |
Introductory
Molecular Genetics |
3.00 |
05 |
Food
Microbiology |
3.00 |
06 |
Food Safety and Quality
Management |
2.00 |
|
Total
Credit Hours |
17 |
S.N. |
Subject |
Credit
Hours |
01 |
Bio-Statistics |
3.00 |
02 |
Computer Science
and Information Technology |
3.00 |
03 |
Assessment of
Nutritional Status |
3.00 |
04 |
Nutrition
Through the Life Cycle |
3.00 |
05 |
Path General
Pathology |
3.00 |
06 |
Food Analysis |
3.00 |
|
Total Credit Hours |
18 |
S.N. |
Subject |
Credit
Hours |
01 |
Dietetics-I |
3.00 |
02 |
Nutrition and
Psychology |
3.00 |
03 |
Nutritional
Education and Awareness |
3.00 |
04 |
Meal Planning
and Management |
3.00 |
05 |
Public Health
Nutrition |
3.00 |
06 |
Food and Drug
Laws |
2.00 |
|
Total
Credit Hours |
17 |
S.N. |
Subject |
Credit
Hours |
01 |
Dietetics-II |
3.00 |
02 |
Functional Foods
and Nutraceuticals |
3.00 |
03 |
Nutrition
Through Social Protection |
2.00 |
04 |
Infant and Young
Child Feeding |
3.00 |
05 |
Clinical
Biochemistry |
3.00 |
06 |
Sports Nutrition
|
3.00 |
|
Total
Credit Hours |
17 |
S.N. |
Subject |
Credit
Hours |
01 |
Dietetics-III |
3.00 |
02 |
Global Food
Issues |
3.00 |
03 |
Research Methods
in Nutrition |
3.00 |
04 |
Nutritional
Practices in Clinical Care |
3.00 |
|
Total
Credit Hours |
12 |
|
Elective
Courses (2 courses equal to 5 credit hours) |
|
Elective |
Nutritional Immunology |
3.00 |
Elective |
Drug-Nutrient Interactions |
2.00 |
Elective |
Food Chemistry |
2.00 |
Elective |
Preventive Nutrition |
3.00 |
Elective |
Nutrition in Emergencies |
3.00 |
|
|
5(5-0) |
S.N. |
Subject |
Credit
Hours |
01 |
Internship/Project
|
6.00 |
02 |
Nutrition
Policies and Programs |
3.00 |
03 |
Food Service
Management |
3.00 |
|
Total
Credit Hours |
12.00 |
Elective |
Food Toxins
& Allergens |
3.00 |
Elective |
Nutritional
Deficiency Disorders |
3.00 |
Elective |
Food Supplements
|
2.00 |
Elective |
Metabolism of
Nutrients |
2.00 |
Elective |
Nutrition
Epidemiology |
2.00 |
|
|
5(5-0) |
|
Total Degree
Credit Hours |
137 |
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