Human and Family Sciences

Bachelor of Science Human and Family Sciences

DEPT NO COURSE CREDIT
Core
HFS 1001 Intro to Human Sciences 1 hour
HFS 1103 Relationships and Marriage 3 hours
HFS 2203 Contemporary Human Environments 3 hours
HFS 3313 Consumer Issues 3 hours
HFS 4633 Professional Development 3 hours
HFS 4792 Human Sciences Capstone 2 hours
Total 15 hours
 
Select from the following (by Advisement) 24 hours
HFS 2103 Basic Food Preparation and Meal Management
HFS 3103 Experimental Foods
HFS 3423 Child and Adolescent Development
HFS 3463 Parenting in Contemporary Society
HFS 3583 Nutritional Assessment
HFS 3653 Food and Culture
HFS 3763 Medical Nutrition Therapy I
HFS 3883 Instructional Strategy
HFS 4033 Families in Crisis
HFS 4083 Adult Development
HFS 4213 Child Guidance
HFS 4283 Community and Life Cycle Nutrition
HFS 4293 Health and Nutrition of Young Children
HFS 4563 Quantity Food Production
HFS 4743 Family and Human Development
Total Minimum 39 hours

Note: General Education requirement for all HFS degrees: HFS 1653, Basic Nutrition.

Required Minor

DEPT NO COURSE CREDIT
Internship Minor
HFS 4686 Human and Family Sciences Internship  
HFS Electives – (By advisement only) 12 hours
 
HFS Minor
HFS 4633 Professional Development
HFS Electives 15 hours
Total Minimum Hours Required in HFS Major/Minor 57 hours

In addition to the Human and Family Sciences courses, all HFS degrees require completion of the General Education course HFS 1653, Basic Nutrition.

The 54 hour major-minor program will include the Human and Family Sciences Internship Block for those who qualify – 18 hours; HFS 4686 and 12 hours of Human and Family Sciences Electives. Internship requirements: cumulative GPA 2.25, 3.0 GPA in area of emphasis, have completed 9 hours in area of emphasis, have completed 84 semester hours (at least 24 from NSU), received approval form the Human and Family Sciences department.

Human and Family Science Dietetics Option

DEPT NO COURSE CREDIT
Core
HFS 2103 Basic Food Preparation and Meal Management 3 hours
HFS 3883 Curriculum and Methods in FCS 3 hours
HFS 4633 Professional Development 3 hours
Total 9 hours
 
Dietetics option
HFS 2111 Dietetics as a Profession 1 hour
HFS 3103 Experimental Foods 3 hours
HFS 3583 Nutritional Assessment 3 hours
HFS 3653 Food and Culture 3 hours
HFS 3763 Medical Nutrition Therapy I 3 hours
HFS 3953 Food Systems Management 3 hours
HFS 4353 Advanced Nutrition 3 hours
HFS 4283 Community and Life Cycle Nutrition 3 hours
HFS 4563 Quantity Food Production 3 hours
HFS 4583 Medical Nutritional Therapy II 3 hours
HFS 4592 Dietetics Capstone 2 hour
Total 30 hours
 
Dietetics Support Courses -- to meet American Dietetic Association requirements:
CHEM 1131 Chemistry I Lab 1 hour
CHEM 1223/1231 Chemistry II and Lab 4 hours
CHEM 3123/3132 Organic Chemistry I 5 hours
BIOL 2224 Microbiology 4 hours
ZOOL 3314 Physiology 4 hours
ACCT 2103 Intro to Financial Accounting 3 hours
MKT 3213 Marketing 3 hours
Total 24 hours
 
Select two General Education Electives: 6 hours
PSYC 1113 Introduction to Psychology
    or  
SOC 1113 Introduction to Sociology
    or  
SOC 4853 Medical Sociology
  and    
BADM 3933 Business Statistics
    or  
PSYC 3553 Psychological Statistics
    or  
SOC 3323 Social Statistics
    or  
MATH 3513 Statistical Methods

Directed Business Minor

It is highly recommended that dietetics majors take the directed Business minor which consists of:

DEPT NO COURSE CREDIT
IS/CS 1003 Fundamentals of Computer Usage 3 hours
ACCT 2103 Introduction to Financial Accounting 3 hours
ECON 2113 Principles of Macroeconomics 3 hours
BLAW 3003 Business Law 3 hours
MKT 3213 Principles of Marketing 3 hours
MGMT 3183 Principles of Management 3 hours
Total 18 hours

Minor Requirement for Dietetics

The 18 hour Business Minor for non-Business majors is highly recommended for Dietetics.

The College of Science and Health Professions does not offer a minor in Dietetics.

Human and Family Sciences Minor

A student majoring in Human and Family Sciences may choose to complete a minor in Human and Family Sciences. All students seeking a minor in Human and Family Sciences must complete HFS 4633 Professional Development. Note: HFS 1653 Basic Nutrition does not count toward any Human and Family Sciences minor.

ENGLISH PROFICIENCY English proficiency is a graduation requirement. Components I and II of English proficiency should be met with grades of “C” or better prior to the completion of 60 credit hours.
UPPER DIVSION CREDIT Total hours must include at least 40 hours of credit in courses numbered 3000 and above.
LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCES At least 55 semester credit hours are required in the Liberal Arts and Sciences.



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