Humanitarian crises are on the rise globally. With the looming threats of climate change, conflict, economic shocks, and pandemics, the prospects for the future are worrying.
Feinstein researchers are conducting pioneering research and offering unique educational opportunities that explore how the world can transform its approach to humanitarian crises to the meet the growing needs of the coming decades. Our mission is to protect and strengthen the lives, livelihoods, and dignity of people affected by or at risk of hunger or humanitarian crises.
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Master of Science in Nutrition with a specialization in Humanitarian Assistance
Within our Master of Science in Nutrition degree, the specialization in Humanitarian Assistance provides students with state-of-the-art technical, political, and experiential skills required for effective, creative, and empathetic humanitarian leadership.
In addition to core courses in nutrition science, policy and quantitative reasoning, students will learn how to plan and manage both short-term emergency responses and longer-term prevention efforts
This specialization is especially designed for students who want work at the nexus of nutrition and food security, climate, conflict, AI, protection, localization, and human rights around the world.
Available as part of both Residential and Online M.S. programs at the Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy, the specialization in Humanitarian Assistance will help students advance their careers at the national and international levels and better assist those affected by crises across the globe.

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