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Program Description
This program provides a comprehensive foundation in human biology, nutrition science, and holistic health principles to support disease prevention and overall wellness. This program equips students with practical, evidence-informed knowledge to assess dietary needs, promote healthy lifestyles, and support individuals across various stages of life. Designed for online learning, the diploma prepares graduates to pursue meaningful careers or further studies in nutrition, health, and wellness fields.
One Year – Virtual Classes (2 days/week) Tuesdays and Thursdays 6:00 – 8:50 pm.
Students will learn:
- Foundational knowledge of human anatomy, physiology, and cellular health
- Core principles of nutrition, digestion, and metabolism
- The role of nutrition in disease prevention and long-term wellness
- How diet, lifestyle, and environmental factors influence health outcomes
- Nutritional needs across the life cycle, including pediatric, geriatric, and active populations
- Identification of symptoms, imbalances, and contributing lifestyle factors
- Practical, evidence-informed strategies to support holistic and preventive care
- Ethical, professional, and faith-based principles for working in nutrition and wellness settings
The Diploma in Nutrition brings together science, practical application, and holistic principles to prepare students for meaningful impact in health and wellness. Graduates leave equipped with the knowledge, confidence, and ethical foundation to support individuals and communities while continuing to grow in their personal and professional calling.
Curriculum
- 16 Sections
- 0 Lessons
- 52 Weeks
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- AP111 – Anatomy and PhysiologyThis course lays the groundwork for all advanced health and nutrition studies, helping students develop a deep respect for the complexity of the human body and a practical understanding of how structure and function relate to lifelong wellness.0
- FN112 - Fundamentals of NutritionStudents will have a solid nutritional framework rooted in science, practicality, and respect for the body’s design—empowering them to support health, prevent imbalance, and promote wellness through informed, purposeful nutrition.0
- DG113 - Digestive System (Detox – Liver, Colon, Kidneys, Lungs)Gain a comprehensive understanding of how digestion and detoxification influence long-term health and will be equipped with practical tools to make informed, restorative lifestyle changes rooted in both science and Christian values.0
- BC114 - BiochemistryStudents will have a solid foundation in the chemistry of life and nutrition, empowering them to make informed decisions and guide others toward optimal health.0
- PN125 - Preventive NutritionBe equipped with a holistic, preventive approach to nutrition that honors the body’s God-given design, supports overall wellness, and lays the groundwork for a lifetime of healthy, balanced living.0
- CB126 - Cellular BiologyHave a clear understanding of how cellular biology supports healthy development, informs disease prevention, and reinforces the body’s innate ability to heal—establishing a scientific and faith-aligned foundation for further study in health and nutrition.0
- LC127 – Life Cycles (Pediatrics, Geriatrics, Athletic Nutrition)Be equipped to support health across the life span with wisdom, discernment, and practical skill—honoring the body as a gift from God and promoting lifelong wellness through sound nutritional and lifestyle principles.0
- AL128 - AllergiesHave a well-rounded understanding of allergic conditions and practical skills to address them in a compassionate, preventative, and health-promoting way.0
- PAT139 - Pathology and NutritionBe equipped with the knowledge to understand disease processes and apply practical, evidence-based approaches to support health and prevent illness.0
- MH1310 - Mental HealthBe prepared to support mental health in themselves and others using practical, compassionate, and holistic strategies—nurturing resilience, balance, and hope in mind, body and spirit.0
- CNR1311 - Clinical Nutrition and ResearchBe equipped to critically assess nutritional research and apply evidence-based insights with integrity, clarity, and purpose—preparing them to support informed, ethical decision-making in clinical nutrition and lifelong learning.0
- SYM1312 - SymptomologyLearn to interpret symptoms with discernment and clarity, supporting individuals in addressing the causes of imbalance rather than merely managing outcomes.0
- NR1413 - Natural RemediesGain practical skills and sound judgment to support health naturally, ethically, and responsibly. The Natural Remedies course empowers learners to care for themselves and others using simple, accessible methods.0
- HYD1414 - Hydrotherapy/Water pHUnderstand how to apply hydrotherapy as a natural, faith-aligned tool for wellness—supporting the body, honoring God’s design, and promoting restorative health from the inside out.0
- ENH1415 - Environmental HealthUnderstand the urgent need for environmental responsibility in the 21st century and be prepared to take meaningful steps to protect both personal wellbeing and the world around them.0
- JUR1416 - Jurisprudence / Business ManagementBy integrating legal knowledge, business acumen, and ethical responsibility, this course prepares students to operate with confidence and integrity. Graduates will be equipped not only to build a successful practice, but to do so in a way that reflects Christian principles and a commitment to lifelong service and excellence.0
Course Includes:
- Price:
$5,500.00
- Instructor:dshn-webmaster
- Duration:52 weeks
Lessons:0- Students:14
- Language:English
- Certifications:Yes