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The University has a gymnasium and offers a wide variety of sport classes (spinning, Zumba, tennis, paddle, yoga, TRX, CrossFit and others). It also offers students the opportunity to participate in our teams (track and field, basketball, baseball, weightlifting, rugby, etc.)
Ibero promotes artistic, cultural and educational activities through its different workshops, for example, photography, creative writing, ballet, salsa, clowning, theatrical improvisation, guitar, musical appreciation, among others.
Ibero’s University Wellbeing Clinic (CBU) is concerned with the emotional care to the university community and offers psychological attention service.
The Ibero also has an Educational Mentorship and Orientation Coordinating Unit (TOE) that supports students to strengthen their academic pathway and develop abilities for a better academic performance.
If you want to know more about If you want to know more about the Bachelor in Nutrition and Food Science and the admission process, please explore the information we have prepared for you.
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Program Costs (select the Nutrition program)
* Tuition for the program includes: medical accident insurance, access to academic materials such as physical and electronicbooks in the library, free access to scientific journals, specialized nutrition and access programs, and extracurricular activities(cultural, sports, and artistic), ensuring a comprehensive education at no additional cost.
- Go to the School Services Office during the period indicated in the school calendar school calendar of IBERO, and get an application for equivalence or revalidation. You will also get a list of all the personal documents you must present.
- Present your application at the School Control window of School Services Unit along with all the documents requested above.
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The course 'Contaminants and Health' in the second semester is taught in an asynchronous format, so students will need basic equipment (computer and internet access). For those who do not have these resources, IBERO provides access to computer-equipped spaces in the following locations: the Library, Building T (floors 2 and 3), the computer lab, and within the Health Department.
The Universidad Iberoamericana offers different types of scholarship, get more information about them!
Yes, there are different types of academic exchange with national and international universities. In here you will find more information, including the necessary prerequisites to begin the process.
The internship is the final stage of the bachelor’s degree and is made up of 30 weeks of practical continuous work (1270 hours). Practices include the following areas of nutrition, based on the graduate profile of the program:
- Clinical nutrition of inpatients with no complications;
- Clinical nutrition of inpatients with complications;
- Community nutrition and ambulatory patient; and
- Food Service and Science
Ibero considers students should have high knowledge of English. Therefore, during the first three semesters of their program, they must present a certification at their Language Coordinating Unit.
Social Service is an academic activity that benefits society that is performed by university students to consolidate their professional and human formation.
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