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Students are immersed into the fundamentals of human nutrition, physiology and health; investigating current and emerging trends. Students will study dietary, lifestyle and healthy eating patterns with a specific focus on nutrients in food, how the body uses nutrients and the relationship between diet, health and disease.
They will consider population demographics and how their food and nutrition needs will be impacted by food availability and product development. Political, economic, cultural and ethical influences and ecological sustainability will be examined to recommend actions or develop arguments about future food needs and food ethics. Students will develop an understanding of the need to evaluate marketing of food, food systems and food quality standards, food availability and cultural influences on food selection.
Semester 1:
Semester 2:
To be successful in Stage 2 Nutrition, students are recommended to have achieved:
in one or more semesters of Stage 1 Nutrition or any of the other sciences (excluding Scientific Studies).
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