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UQ can help you achieve your goal of becoming a dietitian and nutritionist. The UQ Faculty of Health Sciences offers both undergraduate and postgraduate programs which can prepare you for an exciting career in dietetics or nutrition.
UQ now offers a new dual degree options for students wanting to become a dietitian and nutritionist. This dual degree will graduate students with a Bachelor Degree in Nutrition and a Masters Degree in Dietetics Studies in only 4.5 years. The advantage of this dual degree is that it guarantees you a place in a UQ Master of Dietetics Studies while you complete your undergraduate degree component.*
UQ dietetics and nutrition graduates are highly sought after, so don't miss your opportunity to graduate job-ready, armed with the qualifications and experience to excel in your career.
Dual Degrees:
- Bachelor of Health Sciences(Nutrition)/Master of Dietetics Studies (4.5 years)
- Bachelor of Exercise and Nutrition Sciences / Master of Dietetics Studies (4.5 years)
Undergraduate programs:
- Bachelor of Exercise and Nutrition Sciences (3 years)
- Bachelor of Health Sciences (Nutrition) (3 years)
Postgraduate programs:
- Master of Dietetics Studies (Duration 1.5 years)
Five great reasons to study to become a dietitian or nutritionist at UQ:
- Two distinct undergraduate streams (Nutrition / Exercise stream OR Nutrition / Public Health stream) allowing you to follow your interests and career aspirations
- Graduate with a competitive edge with an undergraduate and postgraduate qualification from the internationally renowned UQ Health Sciences Faculty
- Extensive practical experience which makes graduates job ready
- Revolutionary program content that offers the latest developments, research and practices in dietetics and nutrition
- If the Master of Dietetics Studies is done as part of the dual degree, students may be eligible to receive HECS-HELP.*
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Careers Opportunities in Dietetics and Nutrition:
- hospital dietitian
- community nutritionist
- public health nutritionist
- sports dietitian
- food industry dietitian
- health and wellness promotion
- researcher
- private practitioner in dietetics
- food service administration
*For entry to the Master of Dietetics Studies a GPA of 5.0 in the undergraduate component of the dual degree must be achieved. Refer to program rules.
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