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The Clinical and Public Health Nutrition MSc at UCL is an exciting programme for those interested in tackling the challenges of over- and under-nutrition. This full-time course focuses on the scientific basis of malnutrition and obesity, and therapeutic approaches to address them. Ideal for those looking to pursue a career in nutrition therapy or research, the programme explores the impact of nutrition on different populations and examines key public health issues. With strong links to clinical services at UCLH and the Royal Free Hospital, students benefit from a rich research environment and expert teaching. Entry requirements include a minimum upper second-class Bachelor's degree in a relevant discipline.
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This full-time MSc Clinical and Public Health Nutrition focuses on the problems of over- and under-nutrition, which apply to most developed nations as well as those undergoing rapid transformation. We offer specialised training in the clinical and scientific basis of malnutrition and obesity and therapeutic approaches to correcting this in hospital, community, and educational settings.
About this degree
This MSc is ideal for anyone wishing to pursue a career in cutting-edge research, the practice of nutrition therapy, or in clinical and/or nutrition industries.
Entry Requirements
A minimum of an upper second-class Bachelor's degree in a biological science, medical or healthcare discipline from a UK university or an overseas qualification of an equivalent standard.
Fees
UK tuition fees (2024/25)
Full-time: £17,300
Overseas tuition fees (2024/25)
Full-time: £34,400