nutritional science, dietetics, nutrition courses
Nutrition, Nutritional science or Dietetics courses at undergrad bachelor, postgrad diploma master, PhD degree levels at Australian universities are listed below: For more degree courses, click HOME .?
- Besides ATAR, what prerequisite subjects must I attain at Year 12 HSC ?
- What do Nutritionists or Dietitians do ?
- Where may I study to be a Dietician or Nutritionist ?
- Unlike conventional medicine which focuses on ILLNESS and treating symptoms, Nutrition and Dietetics focuses on WELLNESS and prevention of future illness by treating causes. It’s strategy is preventative in nature.
- Which uni offer online Nutrition or Dietetic science via distance learning ?
- Dietitians and Nutritionists provide food related advice to people who are either unknowingly or knowingly malnourished, recovering from illness in hospital or at home for the purpose of restoring family health.
- Doctors often like to spout the ancient adage, ” Prevention is better than cure “, yet the average ( non wholistic) doctor knows little about vitamins, minerals and nutritional principals. If not for this lack of knowledge, nutritionist and dieticians will have few jobs.
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Such courses offer good employment opportunities in health care, fitness, food and nutrition industries as a dietitian /dietician, nutritionist in hospitals & clinics.
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A few enlightened doctors and nurses realize the typical medical or nursing degree omit teaching much about the value of food and nutrition in wellness and healing. Consequently they choose to do additional study for a Bachelor in Nutrition to broaden their knowledge and understanding of the role of food, nutrition in wellness, healing and health maintenance.
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Anecdotal evidence suggest many doctors ignore or are ignorant of the vital role food & nutrition play in wellness. Such doctors are illness focused and almost exclusively use drugs and drastic surgical procedures to ‘cure’ diseases …. Naturopaths, Nutritionists and dieticians, being wholistic, have an alternate perspective and stress the importance of food in wellness and healing.
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Like Traditional Chinese medicine, dieticians and nutritionist also believe that FOOD IS the BEST MEDICINE. Nutrition science and Dietetics may sometimes be offered under a Bachelor of Health Science degree course.
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If you seek advice on effects of food on health, perhaps it’s better to consult a nutritionist or dietician not a person with just a plain old medical degree.
What’s the difference between a nutritionist and a dietitian ( dietician) ?
Nutritionists study for at least 3 years at university (which typically doesn’t include a 6 month practical stage) compared to Dietitian who generally trains for 4 to 5 years at uni (inclusive of practical component of at least 6 months). An exception would be for an academic/ research nutritionist, who may have a doctorate or masters in nutritional research.
Typical admission requirements for Nutrition science, Dietetics:
- Biology and/or Chemistry, English proficiency
New South Wales : NSW
- Bachelor of Health Science – Nutrition & Dietetics at Charles Sturt University
- Bach of Science course – Nutrition & Dietetics : University of Sydney
- Nutrition and dietetics degree courses - Uni of Newcastle
- Bachelor of Exercise Science and Nutrition at Southern Cross University: SCU
- Bachelor of Medical & Health Sciences at University of Wollongong : UOW
Victoria : VIC
- School of Exercise and Nutrition Sciences at Deakin University
- Bachelor of Nutrition and Dietetics at Monash University
Queensland : QLD
- Nutrition degree course at James Cook University: JCU
- Bachelor of Public Health (Nutrition) courses at Griffith University
- Nutrition & Dietetics degree course: Queensland University of Technology: QUT
- Bachelor of Nutrition and Dietetics: University of the Sunshine Coast: USC
Western Australia : WA
- Bachelor of Science (Nutrition) / Dietetics at Curtin University of Technology
Tasmania offering : TAS
- Nutrition & Dietetics courses at University of Tasmania : UTAS
South Australia : SA
- Bachelor of Nutrition Food Sciences course Uni of South Australia : UNISA
- Nutrition and Dietetics degree courses at Flinders University
For more degree courses other than dietetics, nutritional science, nutrition at australian universities, click HOME.
13 Comments for nutritional science, dietetics, nutrition courses
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Lynnette | June 19, 2010 at 2:52 pm
hi, im studying nutrition (not dietetics) at auckland uni right now, looking for a masters of pgdip in australia, which courses are the best?
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Mr Magnesium | February 16, 2011 at 11:24 pm
Tap water has insufficient minerals such as magnesium, calcium and strontium. Bottled water is better in that sense, but then again not all bottle water are the same. Most are no better than tap, but mineral rich brands such as San Pellegrino and Evian are recommended.
aimi | September 17, 2011 at 1:14 pm
hi everyone…i’m undergraduate student….i would like to ask, can i change my course that i take now which is in bachelor of food studies to nutrition dietetics when i pursue in my masters soon?? n which university is the best to take a master?
fafa | October 11, 2011 at 6:51 pm
hi.
ihave a master degree in animal nutrition.now i want know if i can study master of human nutrition,or how can i direct to human nutrition?
thanks
mehwish | January 8, 2012 at 3:48 am
hi everyone,
i have BSc.Hons. in food science and technology fro agriculture university.anyone plz tell me that i want to become a nutritionist or ditetic so. wot should i do for this?i want to came in austrailia for this degree
sandra | January 25, 2012 at 4:18 am
hi.
i am from Latvia and i want to study nutrition, are you know some good universities? i need obligatory to have an exam-IELTS?
Vibha | February 6, 2012 at 3:48 am
Hello, I am looking to do distance learning in course in Nutrition and dietetics , could you please advise what type of courses your university can offer for me. I am postgraduate in Chemistry, but would like to persue some diploma course in the nutrition and dietetics.
Viv | February 29, 2012 at 10:08 pm
Hi, I’m considering studying a degree in Health Science (BSc) with Endeavour College, Sydney. Aim to become a Nutritionist.
Is this a good college? I will be living in Sydney and my only options are to study in or around the city, and I only see one Uni that offers this and that’s the University of Sydney where I see it’s $36,000 a year!!! And very hard to get in due to limited places, so maybe endeavour is my only option. Please advise. Any info greatly appreciated. Tks
waleed | March 28, 2012 at 9:26 am
i have bachelor degree in community health i want study master degree in nutrition and dietitian.
how can i get an offer? please help me.
Semira | April 27, 2012 at 7:45 am
Hello
Thanks a lot for your website
I have a Bachelor of physical education and sport science and master of Sport medicine and corrective exercise
Now I like to earn my PHD in Nutrition , if possible guide me
Thanks a lot
Semira

I have a Master degree in human nutrition and I am now looking for phD in Australian Univerasty .