A Master of Science in Nutritional Sciences (MS) is a graduate degree that prepares students for careers in nutrition and related fields.
What you'll study
- How the body uses nutrients in food
- The relationship between diet, health, and disease
- The functions of macro and micronutrients
- Energetics and metabolism
- The role of nutritionists in public health and sustainable global food systems
Who it's for
- Students interested in academic or research careers in nutrition
- Students looking to continue in doctoral programs
- BSc graduates with a biological sciences background
Where to study University of Michigan, University of Nottingham, Shiksha, FranU, and UC Berkeley.
Career opportunities
- Research
- Teaching
- Public health
- The food industry
- Working as a Registered Associate Nutritionist (ANutr) in the UK
- Working as a Registered Dietitian
Related fields dietetics, food science, public health, and education.