Dietetic and Internship Programs in Texas
Coordinated Programs
Programs are typically 2 years and combine the major course work for a degree in nutrition and/or dietetics with the supervised practice hours for eligibility to become a registered dietitian upon graduation. No additional internship is needed.
Didactic Programs
Bachelor Degree – typically 4 years leading to the completion of a degree in nutrition and/or dietetics. An additional internship is needed after graduation for eligibility for becoming a registered dietitian.
Dietetic Technician Programs
Approximately 2 years leading to an Associates of Science degree.
Dietetic Internships
Full-time Non-Degree – typically 6-10 months, consisting of the supervised practice hours required for becoming a registered dietitian. Must have completed an Accreditation Council for Education in Nutrition and Dietetics (ACEND) approved degree program for eligibility.
Full-Time Degree – Typically 6-10 months, consisting of the supervised practice hours required for becoming a registered dietitian. Must have completed an Accreditation Council for Education in Nutrition and Dietetics (ACEND) approved degree program for eligibility. Offered in conjunction with graduate degree course work.