1. Scientific Activities and Student Clubs

  • Discussion of clinical cases and therapeutic dietary plans.
  • Organization of awareness lectures and workshops within and beyond the university.
  • Training on the preparation of therapeutic meals for patients with diabetes, hypertension, renal diseases, cardiovascular conditions, and other health issues.
  • Implementation of health campaigns, awareness days, educational booths, and free screening services.
  • Development of professional communication skills and competencies in nutritional education.
  • Utilization of social media platforms to promote nutritional awareness and public health literacy.

2. Research Activities
  • Reading and critical discussion of scientific literature.
  • Training in the fundamentals of scientific research methodologies and the use of SPSS software.
  • Design of nutritional surveys and participation in data collection and statistical analysis.
  • Assessment of dietary habits and identification of common nutritional challenges.
  • Preparation of research reports and executive summaries.
  • Presentation of research findings and projects during scientific days and annual academic events.
  1. Training in hospitals across various departments, including inpatient wards, intensive care units, outpatient clinics, and food service departments.
  2. Assessment of patients’ nutritional status and measurement of anthropometric indicators.
  3. Review of medical records and participation in the development of therapeutic dietary plans.
  4. Monitoring therapeutic meals and providing nutritional counseling to patients and their caregivers.
  5. Field training in schools, universities, and community settings through lectures and health awareness campaigns.
  6. Training in food manufacturing facilities to gain knowledge of quality control, food safety standards, and prevention of food contamination.