PhD in Applied Human Nutrition in Canada at U of G Canada

These are the international student eligibility for the PhD in Applied Human Nutrition in Canada

For PhD, master’s degree with a research-based thesis in human nutrition or a closely related field ;

Individuals from an applied human nutrition discipline and those who have non-AHN backgrounds are encouraged to apply to the MSc and PhD options in the AHN field. We welcome students with diverse backgrounds such as applied human nutrition, nutritional sciences, food science, biomedical science, health promotion, psychology, and kinesiology. Moreover, you need to submit:

• Transcripts
• Recommendation Letter
• Letter of Intent (Statement of Purpose)
• CV/Resume

N.B: Most universities have specific international admission requirements based on different education systems.

These are the domestic student eligibility for the PhD in Applied Human Nutrition

For PhD, master’s degree with a research-based thesis in human nutrition or a closely related field ;

Individuals from an applied human nutrition discipline and those who have non-AHN backgrounds are encouraged to apply to the MSc and PhD options in the AHN field. We welcome students with diverse backgrounds such as applied human nutrition, nutritional sciences, food science, biomedical science, health promotion, psychology, and kinesiology. Moreover, you need to submit:

• Transcripts
• Recommendation Letter
• Letter of Intent (Statement of Purpose)
• CV/Resume

These are the test eligibilities for the PhD in Applied Human Nutrition to qualify.

The international student tuition fees and costs for PhD in Applied Human Nutrition in Canada.

All students admitted to graduate programs in the Department of Family Relations and Applied Nutrition receive a guaranteed funding package to assist them throughout their studies. These packages generally combine scholarships and Graduate Teaching Assistantships (GTA).

For students entering the program in Fall 2018, the department guaranteed $17,500 per year for PhD students (for 3 years) and $5,400 per year for MSc students (for two years).

These funds can be 'topped-up' with additional scholarships for academic acheivement and research potential. Some of these awards are allocated by the department based on admissions packages and entry GPAs, whilst others must be applied for, such as Tri-Council awards or Ontario Graduate Scholarships. Faculty advisors may also offer additional funds in the form of Graduate Research Assistantships, in which students work on faculty research projects alongside their own studies and research.

Graduate Program Assistant: Shauna Porter 519-824-4120 ext 53968 fran.graduate@uoguelph.ca