Nutrition and Food Science BSc (Hons) at University Of Reading

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Course details

How long is the course?
3 years

Attendance pattern
Full time

Course qualification
BSc Honours Degree in Nutrition and Food Science

Awarding body
University of Reading

UCAS Code
BD46

When does the course begin?
Oct-09

Course info
This MSc programme focuses on the interface between human nutrition and food science, an area of increasing concern to consumers, government and the food industry. This type of programme is possible because of the establishment, within the School of Food Biosciences, of the Hugh Sinclair Unit of Human Nutrition, a major new centre for human nutrition research. To have an active nutrition group working alongside food scientists and technologists is unique.

How much will it cost?
Variable fees are applicable for full time courses. These fees are subject to change, details are available from the provider.

Entry Requirements
At least a second class Honours degree, or equivalent qualification, in a pure or applied science. The programme may also suit scientists already working in the food industry seeking to extend their nutritional knowledge.

Where is the course held? (view on a map)
University of Reading
Whiteknights
Po Box 217
Reading
Berkshire
RG6 6AH

Venue details
Accommodation may be available to those undertaking certain learning opportunities and the institution will provide details. Childcare facilities are available on site. Early booking of sessions is strongly recommended due to high demand of limited places. Guidance and advice may be available for all aspects of student life. Facilities/Support are available for students with hearing impairment. Facilities/Support are available for students whose main language is not English. Facilities/Support are available for students with learning difficulties. Facilities/Support are available for students with restricted mobility. Facilities/Support are available for students with visual impairment.