0 credits
Level 1
Full Year
With an overall aim of giving students an opportunity to gain a holistic view of the study of Human Nutrition this course will bring together and place their knowledge and training in context. Students will discuss and critically analyse and evaluate current nutrition topics in an informal setting. The course will running throughout their master’s studies. The course format allows the students to direct the nutrition topics considered, using a range of approaches and skills such as critical appraisal of evidence, myth busting debates, journal club, applied nutrition workshops, invited speaker masterclass, industry visits.
15 credits
Level 5
First Term
Explore the biochemistry of exercise, understanding how biochemical processes shape outcomes. From dissecting energy systems to decoding skeletal muscle metabolism, the curriculum emphasizes core elements impacting exercise. Evaluate nutritional interventions, grasp timing nuances, and decode signalling pathways. Gain the knowledge to navigate sports biochemistry, evaluate evidence, and apply nutrition for enhanced performance in diverse exercises.
15 credits
Level 5
Second Term
This course delves into the intricate dynamics of nutritional supplements in sports and exercise. Exploring fundamental concepts and targeting biochemical energy systems, it offers a thorough understanding. Practical applications bridge theory to real-world scenarios, equipping students with evidence-based insights for impactful roles in sports nutrition. Gain a comprehensive perspective on supplement use in the context of exercise science.
30 credits
Level 5
Second Term
Explore advanced analysis methods in sport and exercise nutrition. Gain hands-on experience, applying these methods in practical sessions. Engage in discussions on their practicality and limitations. Learn to apply exercise interventions tailored to nutritional needs, with a focus on community settings and older adults. This program is ideal for those seeking expertise in wearable technology data analysis, emphasising practical application to exercise nutrition and critical discussions.
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