Nutrition science and dietetics

There is growing demand around the world for nutrition scientists who are able to understand the ways food and nutrition can prevent disease and promote good health in local and global populations. In practice, this study has a wide variety of applications, including food and nutrition promotion, meal and menu development, sustainable food production, public health, and food policy and regulation. A degree in nutrition science can be used as a pathway toward a career as a dietician through postgraduate studies. An essential component of allied health, dietitians use evidence-based practice to assist people and populations with acute, chronic or complex health conditions.

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Career outcomes

Our nutrition science and dietetics graduates have pursued careers as:

  • food and health policy influencers
  • food and nutrition communicators
  • food and nutrition researchers
  • food research and product development professionals
  • food science and technology professionals
  • public health nutritionists

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