PhD Exercise Physiology and Applied Nutrition at George Washington University

The doctor of philosophy (PhD) in exercise physiology and applied nutrition incorporates a fundamental core appreciation that both exercise and nutrition together are more powerful in fighting many of the most significant contemporary public health problems. The curriculum uniquely integrates both exercise physiology and applied nutrition, which often have synergistic impacts on health.

Faculty: Milken Institute School of Public Health  |  Department: Exercise and Nutrition Sciences  |  Location: Washington, DC, United States

What you will study

At least 12 credits in graduate-level SPH courses relevant to a specialization area. For program-specific information about graduation requirements, students should refer to their program guide and the PhD Handbook Supplement available from SPH. Credits: Successful completion of at least 48 credits (at least 72 credits for PhD in health data science students).

Career pathways

This multidisciplinary program provides a rigorous educational opportunity with a curriculum grounded in science and includes the use of sound methodological approaches and innovative thinking that leads to the advancement of knowledge that can be translated into real-world health applications of physiology and nutrition.

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