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This document shows the curriculum for the US Military-Baylor University Graduate Program's Master's Program in Nutrition starting January 2019. The program is structured in three phases across approximately 18 months with a total of 56 credit hours.

The curriculum begins with Phase 1's first semester (January-April) containing 25 credit hours of coursework including Biochemistry, Advanced Anatomy and Physiology, Research Methods I, Medical Nutrition Therapy, and other nutrition-focused courses. The second semester (May-August) consists of 22 credit hours covering Advanced Nutrition and Critical Care, Vitamin and Mineral Metabolism, Nutrition and Performance, Research Methods II, Force Health Protection, Protocol Development, and Leadership courses. Phase 2 (October-September) involves a 9-credit Master's Research Project to complete the program.

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US Military-Baylor University Graduate Program Curriculum starting January 2019

Phase 1: 1st Semester Jan-April Course Title MPN 5304 Biochemistry MPN 5409 Advanced Anatomy and Physiology MPN 5401 Research Methods I MPN 5405 Medical Nutrition Therapy MPN 5312 Effective Scientific Writing MPN 5109 Current Issues in Nutrition MPN 5309 Advanced Energy Metabolism MPN 5307 Nutrition in Stability Operations Total Hours: 25 Phase 1: 2nd Semester May-Aug Course Title MPN 5404 Advanced Nutrition and Critical Care MPN 5202 Vitamin and Mineral Metabolism MPN 5406 Nutrition and Performance MPN 5303 Research Methods II MPN 5310 Force Health Protection MPN 5305 Protocol Development MPN 5311 Leader and Management Development Total Hours: 22 Phase 2: Oct-Sep MPN 5V98 Master’s Research Project Total Hours: 9

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