University of Roehampton (London)
Nutrition and Metabolic Disorders
Study detals
: Master's degree : MRes (Hons) Nutrition and Metabolic Disorders : Full time : 12 MonthRequirements
Entry requirements
Roehampton English Language Test
- Postgraduate degrees - mapped to IELTs scores
TOEFL IBT
- Postgraduate degrees - 89 overall with a minimum of 17 in listening and writing, 18 in reading and 20 in speaking
IELTS Academic
· Postgraduate degrees – 6.5 overall with a minimum 5.5 in each component
Cambridge Advanced Certificate
- Postgraduate degrees - 176 overall with a minimum 162 in each component (some schools require a minimum of 169 in each)
Cambridge Proficiency Certificate
- Postgraduate degrees - 176 overall with a minimum 162 in each component (some schools require a minimum of 169 in each)
All applicants that require a Tier 4 visa must also meet the minimum English Language requirements before we can issue a Certificate of Acceptance for Study (CAS) that is needed to apply for a Tier 4 visa.
Academic requirements
Along with a complete application, EU and international applicants are required to submit various supporting documents. These include:
- Academic qualifications (certificate and transcript)
- Valid English language qualification
- Personal statement
- Two references
Speciality
There aren’t any pathways available
Additional information
Degree Overview
This specialist programme offers a highly topical theoretical and practical training in the science behind nutrition in preparation for your rewarding career within health research, a clinical environment or the health industry. With the imminent global obesity crisis and the associated increase in human metabolic disorders, there is increasing demand for interventions and experts who can offer solutions for healthy diets and nutrition to tackle these issues. You will be taught by renowned experts in the field who have made an impact in topical areas of nutrition and metabolism. You will also conduct your own research and could choose from a variety of research topics including: the gut microbiota, Polyphenols and cardiovascular disease, the impact of meal times, the importance of breakfast, type 2 diabetes, dietary interventions for obesity, Polycystic Ovary Syndrome and the endocrine regulation of appetite and bodyweight. The development of your research methods skills is an integral part of the course. You will further your understanding of modern nutrition research with a project which will give you not only experience of specialist research techniques, but also skills in research design and data handling and analysis with the use of statistics. Subject-specific lectures, seminars, tutorials and practical work will both introduce and prepare you for recent advances in the field, both theoretical and technological and their applications in Nutrition.
Study Reasons
- First MRes programme in Nutrition and Metabolic Disorder in the UK
- Taught by renowned experts in the field who research have had an impact on topical areas of Nutrition science