Framingham State University’s Master of Science programs in Food and Nutrition are ranked 10th nationally by Public Health Online, an organization dedicated to providing students, parents and general readers with accurate and expert-driven information and resources about public health topics, careers, and the post-secondary educational landscape.

“This recognition is a testament to the outstanding work of our faculty who oversee the University’s food and nutrition programs,” says Yaser Najjar, Dean of Graduate Studies at FSU. “All of Framingham State’s graduate programs offer tremendous value by combining great teaching with affordable tuition costs.”

Public Health Online reviewed master’s degree programs throughout the country and based their rankings on a number of factors including in-state tuition; number of concentrations and programs available in the subject; academic and career counseling services; job placement services for graduates, and Public Health Online’s Peer-Based Value.

The description of FSU’s program states, “The program boasts small class sizes and a high pass rate for students who take the registration exam for dieticians. Students may work toward becoming a registered dietician while they pursue their MS through a coordinated program.”

The University’s ranking can be viewed at: http://www.publichealthonline.org/nutrition/masters-degree-programs/.

FSU offers affordable graduate degrees in Food and Nutrition, with specializations in Food Science and Nutrition Science; Nutrition Science and Informatics; and a Coordinated Program in Dietetics.

To view all of the University’s Graduate Programs, visit http://www.framingham.edu/graduate-studies/index.html.