Human Nutrition MSc at Aberdeen University on FindAMasters.com

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Biological Sciences Chemistry Food Sciences Medicine Complementary Medicine Food & Beverage Science Genetics - Human Microbiology - Bacteriology Molecular Biology Nutrition Physical Chemistry Toxicology Aberdeen United Kingdom

About the course

Study advanced clinical, metabolic and molecular nutrition at one of the most renowned international Institutes for health nutrition research at Aberdeen and internationally. The Rowett Institute informs policy and continues to join the dots between diet and health. If you are interested in health and dietary factors this programme will provide much theory and research towards answers and questions you want to ask. You look at dietary assessments, macronutrients, energy balance, metabolism, micronutrients, nutrition and body influence, body composition and nutrition throughout life. You also apply statistics to uncover answers to questions.

Understanding the link between diet and health can be the differentiator between good health and issues affecting public health. This major area of

Entry Requirements

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Honours Degree (at least 60% or GPA 2.4/4) in biological sciences such as biochemistry, physiology, nutrition or medicine. IELTS Academic (6.5), TOEFL iBT (90), PTE Academic Overall (62), Cambridge English Advanced & Proficiency (176)

English Language Requirements
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Pre-Sessional English Language Support
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Fees

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Where will I study?

Aberdeen University

Founded in 1495, the University of Aberdeen is the 5th oldest University in the UK with an impressive global research and innovation history which includes 5 Nobel Prize winners, and the invention of insulin and colour photography. It attracts over 14,500 students, over a third of whom are international students taking postgraduate taught and research study.