Student Education Programs in Texas

The following are dietetic programs and internships in the state of Texas. Click on the programs to see the Texas schools offering that program.

Coordinated Programs
Programs are typically 2 years in length 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 – typical 4 years in length 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 Internships
Full time Non-Degree- typically 6-10 months in length, consisting of the supervised practice hours required for becoming a registered dietitian. Must have completed a Commission on Dietetics Education (CADE) approved degree program for eligibility.

Full Time Degree - Typically 6-10 months in length, consisting of the supervised practice hours required for becoming a registered dietitian. Must have completed a Commission on Dietetics Education (CADE) approved degree program for eligibility. Offered in conjunction with graduate degree course work.

Dietetic Technician Programs
Approximately 2 years in length leading to an associates of science degree.

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What is TDA?

TDA, an affiliate of The Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, is a not-for-profit professional organization of over 4,000 registered dietitians, dietetic technicians, and students in Texas. TDA members provide expert food and nutrition resources for Texans. They are here to help Texans improve and manage their health—and make eating an enjoyable and delicious experience.