Postgraduate Studentships - Search for funding opportunities.
Postgraduate Studentships - Search for funding opportunities.
Study Details: 2 years full-time
Through this two-year course, you’ll develop the skills and knowledge to work as a dietitian, delivering therapeutic nutrition in both public and private sector organisations.
You’ll study the nutrition and health of the population, exploring topics from lifespan nutrition to diet therapy and human metabolism to common chronic diseases, their management, and how these change over the life course.
Throughout this course you will engage in theory and practical sessions so that, when you graduate, you’re prepared to practise as a dietitian across health and food sectors.
We have established links with industry and facilitate placement opportunities within our networks, enriching your own industry connections and practical experience. You’ll attend professional development seminars to support you in your preparation for placement practice in a variety of settings.
You’ll complete scientific-based research projects for your dissertation, focusing on your specialist study area and where you hope to develop a career.
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From nutrition-related roles within government organisations to working in the media; from food industry to research and development, there’s a variety of career paths you could take as a dietitian.
You may decide to work in a healthcare setting or perhaps work in sport sector or even develop your career within health education. Becoming a dietitian can open up a variety of different careers to you.
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