In-person or onlineBachelor of Science in Nutrition

Help nourish healthy relationships with whole foods and enhance healthcare perspectives of food as medicine.

The Bachelor of Science in Nutrition (BScN) completion program — available in-person or online — at the National University of Natural Medicine in Portland, Oregon, offers an online and in-person option. This program is a dynamic opportunity for transfer students who have already completed two years of undergraduate coursework and are aspiring to gain an extensive understanding of nutrition.

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Food as Medicine

Focusing on the philosophy that “Food is Medicine,” NUNM’s undergraduate nutrition program emphasizes the importance of whole, unprocessed foods and how diet can have a profound impact on health.

Three Threads

The well-rounded curriculum is taught by our distinguished faculty and anchored in three fundamental threads:

  • nutrition
  • natural sciences
  • social sciences

The BScN program also includes a final capstone project that serves as a springboard to your career or continued graduate study.

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Online Option

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Program Length:
2 Years

Total Credits

Total Credits:
99

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Per Credit Cost:
$296

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FAQ

The online program mirrors the in-person BSIHS program but offers flexibility in completing coursework during the week. Most classes are self-paced, though there are optional live sessions for students and faculty to engage.
Most course content is delivered asynchronously, enabling students to access materials whenever convenient. While some classes occur in real-time through virtual meetings, schedules for these synchronous sessions are shared well ahead of each term. This empowers students to craft their schedules and independently manage most of their coursework.
Residents of Portland, Oregon, have the choice to enroll in either our online or in-person programs. The traditional in-person program might be preferable for individuals who thrive in structured environments with fixed schedules. The online program is designed for those seeking a more flexible schedule. Additionally, students in the Portland metro area who are enrolled in the online program can opt for in-person elective courses if they prefer attending classes on campus.
No, as a private, non-state institution, tuition is the same for residents and non-residents.

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