We train our students in the current issues in human nutrition and health, food security and sustainability, food safety and quality and food analysis in order to ensure our students acquire the necessary professional abilities in their competent nutrition career pathway. In addition to the core nut
We train our students in the current issues in human nutrition and health, food security and sustainability, food safety and quality and food analysis in order to ensure our students acquire the necessary professional abilities in their competent nutrition career pathway. In addition to the core nutrition components, we introduce "Nutrition Entrepreneurship" in our programme with an aim to produce nutrition entrepreneurs equipped with current nutrition knowledge and relevant practical nutrition skills.
On top of that, our students will be exposed to practical aspects of business planning as well as legal aspects of business ownership, international business, human resource management, information technology and "online business" perspectives in order to produce a rounded entrepreneurial nutrition profession. This programme is also suitable for those nutritionists in the retail and business sectors who wish to pursue their postgraduate studies in order to enhance their current nutrition and entrepreneurial competencies as part of their career advancement pathways.
With such a wide spectrum of exposure in our programme, we will be able to produce competent and high- performing graduates who can flexibly venture into different career paths as nutrition entrepreneurs, consultants or upper management executives.
In the last three decades, diet and its impact have become increasingly important to the consumer. The food and nutrition industry has recognised the valuable contribution that can be made by suitably qualified nutritionists. Nutritionists will serve as credible sources of nutrition information, knowledge and expertise to the benefit of the industry and ultimately the consumer.
Healthy lifestyles and nutrition are the foundation of good health necessary for a good quality of life. The students of this programme will gain advanced knowledge and skills in nutrition and in the long term, will contribute to the delivery and management of health services to improve the well-being of the people. This programme is timely in that it will help to achieve the 4th strategic thrust of the 11th Malaysia Plan (2016-2020) which is to improve the well-being of the people.
UCSI University’s MSc in Nutrition with Management was developed to prepare graduates for a managerial role to oversee and manage people and businesses in a fast-paced industrial environment combined with the expanding world of health care, specifically nutrition. Aspiring postgraduate students will see this as an opportunity to further develop their careers in nutrition science while simultaneously acquiring management knowledge and competencies as practiced in food and nutrition related industries.
Semester 1
Semester 2
Food Elective Courses (Choose ONE)
Semester 3
Management Elective Courses (Choose ONE)
Career Opportunities
UCSI prepares students with a good foundation to pursue tertiary education in a field of their choice. Each of the programmes has been designed uniquely to ensure students develop their basics in the subjects so they can progress into the higher degree programmes seamlessly.
Apart from the curriculum, UCSI Foundation and Diploma Programmes focus on building the students' soft skills such as interpersonal skills and communication skills to ensure that they can succeed in their future careers.
Students will be closely supervised by internationally known research faculty members in the following focussed areas: Musculoskeletal Health, Hospital / Institution Food Service, Wellness and Sports Nutrition, Diet Optimization Modelling, Dietary Intervention for Obesity, Functional Bowel Disorde...
Master of science in nutrition takes an interdisciplinary approach to the study of food and nutrition. Students complete mandatory basic courses in food and nutrition in addition to additional courses in an approved concentration that most students develop on their own.
At the end of the course, students are expected to demonstrate knowledge of food and nutrition problems and creatively highlight and suggest possible solutions. Students should also be able to design appropriate research, conduct field work or lab experiments, analyze, synthesize relevant data and ...
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