Directed Study - Career Design & Leadership (NUTR-0397)
Fall 2024 · NUTR 0397 · Tufts University · 1.5 credits · Undergraduate
This Directed Study course is a 1.5 semester hour unit (SHUs) course with a Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory Grading Basis. This course is a mechanism for a student to receive academic credit for work completed under the tutelage of a Friedman faculty member sponsor. This is generally on a one-to-one basis with the student taking major responsibility for his/her progress. Research conducted in a laboratory during a Directed Study course project can be either problem-oriented or technique-based. Directed Study courses must be supervised by Friedman School appointed faculty. Students cannot independently enroll themselves in this course via SIS and must complete a Directed Study Proposal Form, obtain the Friedman Faculty Sponsor's approval, and approval of their Division Chair/Program Director, and submit the completed form to Friedman's Registrar in order to be manually enrolled in SIS. The deadline for submission of the Directed Study Proposal Form is the Add Deadline for the semester (refer to Friedman's Academic Calendar at: https://nutrition.tufts.edu/students/registrar). No more than 12 semester hour units (SHUs) may be applied for fulfillment of a Friedman degree and no more than 6 semester hour units (SHUs) may be taken with the same Friedman faculty member.Students may not use the mechanism of enrollment in a Directed Study course with a supervising Friedman faculty member in order to enroll in a course that is offered at a school that is not an approved cross-registration partner (no reciprocity) with the Friedman School.The Directed Study Proposal Form is available online at: https://nutrition.tufts.edu/students/registrar/forms.
Course codes: NUTR-0397, NUTR 0397, NUTR0397, NUTR-397, NUTR 397, NUTR397
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