Bsc (hons) Human Nutrition in Bath Spa University, UK

Bsc (hons) Human Nutrition in Bath Spa University

Developed in consultation with industry employers, Human Nutrition at Bath Spa has been designed to equip graduates for careers in diverse industries, ranging from health and food to education and clinical nutrition.

When you graduate from this externally accredited programme, you’ll be eligible for Registered Associate Nutritionist status, allowing you to use the letters A. Nutr. after your name.

With expert advice from our dedicated tutors, you’ll be able to tailor your degree through your module choices, dissertation, and work placements that are relevant to your career or further study aspirations

This course provides an approach to nutrition that is based on the scientific and academic principles of biology, biochemistry, social and public health aspects of human nutrition as well as observing the principles of food resources, food development and safety.

By studying human nutrition, you’ll understand the scientific principles underlying nutritional requirements throughout life, in health and disease.

Work placements, industry links and internships

Our students have undertaken work experience and voluntary work with organisations including: MEND; NHS; Sirona Health Care; School Food Trust; schools; youth groups; The Stroke Association; British Heart Foundation; Julian House; local charities; and action groups.

In the third year you can take the (optional) Food and Nutrition in Practice module where you’ll work on a brief developed with an external organisation/industry. Project providers for this module include Marshfield Bakery, BirdsEye Foods, NHS, Heart UK, and Food and Nutrition Live.

Careers

Human Nutrition graduates have gone into a number of graduate careers including:

• Dietetics (after a postgraduate dietetics programme)
• Working in the food industry in new product development, and as technologists and sensory analysts
• Secondary school teaching - Biology (after PGCE)
• Master's programmes in specialisms such as nutrition and sport or physical activity
• PhD study and post-doctoral research
• Working in public health for councils or local organisations
• Self-employment.

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