Public Health Nutritionist

Want to make a career in public health, nutritional education and policy? There are so many career paths with a Bachelor of Nutrition and Dietetics like directing health education in community health services, or pursuing nutrition research, or running your own private practice and consultancy. Even better, graduates of the BND are eligible for full professional membership of Dietitian's Australia. Depending on your selected university the BND program covers: human physiology and bioscience, chemistry, contemporary health issues in Australia, human disease, genetics, communication and nutritional counselling, community nutrition, professional practice. Enquire now for admissions information, public health career outcomes, and universities in your area that offer the Bachelor of Nutrition and Dietetics.

If you want to be at the cutting edge of food science and the way diet impacts health and wellbeing, how about the Bachelor of Human Nutrition? With this exciting degree you could be impacting the physical health of individual people, steering the direction of food-related literature, or even changing the way food is produced. The Bachelor of Human Nutrition is a scientific degree covering human physiology, food chemistry, properties of food, biochemistry, nutrition and metabolism, public health, diet and disease. Apart from the science, you’ll also gain the interpersonal skills you need to communicate this scientific knowledge where it can actually be used: schools, government, professional associations, general public. Enquire now for admissions information, study units and supporting minors, as well as universities offering the Bachelor of Human Nutrition.