Develop specialized knowledge and practical skills in clinical nutrition, nutritional assessment, therapeutic diet planning and patient-focused dietary care to prepare students for professional roles supporting health, recovery and overall wellbeing.
The Clinical Nutrition programme focuses on the role of nutrition in disease management, recovery and patient care. Students learn about nutritional assessment, therapeutic diets, meal planning, clinical nutrition practices, food science and patient counselling through academic learning and practical exposure.
10+2 or equivalent qualification from a recognized board, preferably with Physics, Chemistry and Biology.
₹50,000 per year
Merit-based scholarships as per university norms.
Build Expertise in Clinical Nutrition & Patient Care.
This programme prepares students to understand the nutritional requirements of individuals across different health conditions and stages of recovery. Through theoretical learning and practical exposure, students develop skills in nutritional assessment, therapeutic diet planning, dietary counselling, food management and clinical nutrition support.
Understand basic methods used to assess nutritional status and identify individual dietary requirements.
Develop appropriate diet plans based on nutritional needs and prescribed dietary considerations.
Apply fundamental nutrition concepts to support dietary care in different healthcare settings.
Assist patients with appropriate nutritional guidance and support under professional supervision.
Understand healthcare budgeting, billing, financial planning, and resource management.
Understand the nutritional considerations associated with common health conditions and recovery needs.
Prepare balanced and practical meal plans according to specific nutritional requirements.
Follow essential food hygiene, sanitation and safe food-handling practices.
Maintain accurate records related to nutritional assessments, diet plans and patient support.
Clinical Nutrition connects nutrition science with patient care and healthcare practices. The programme helps students understand how appropriate nutrition and therapeutic diets can support individuals during different health conditions while developing practical skills in assessment, planning, communication and documentation.
The programme is designed as a 2-year programme comprising 4 semesters, combining academic learning with practical exposure.
Candidates who have completed 10+2 or an equivalent qualification from a recognized board may be eligible for admission, subject to university requirements.
Graduates can explore opportunities in hospitals, healthcare facilities, nutrition centres, wellness organizations, community health programmes and dietary support services.