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Growing awareness of the importance of dietary needs, vitamins and minerals within the marketplace has resulted in an increased demand for trained practitioners. Nutrition graduates generally enter clinical practice, either alone or as a partner in a healthcare clinic, research and development or become sales representatives and consultants.

Nutritional Medicine

Nutritional medicine practitioners apply knowledge of the therapeutic and preventive potential of food, diet, micronutrients (vitamins, minerals and trace elements) to maintain and promote clients' health. The Nutritionist or Nutritional Medicine Clinician may plan appropriate patient-based diet and prescribe nutritional supplements for general well being, or to treat clients with specific health conditions.

Bachelor of Health Science (Nutritional Medicine)

This three year full time (or equivalent part-time) course provides graduates with specialist nutritional medicine clinical knowledge and skills to become future leaders in the area of nutrition and nutritional practice. The course includes in-depth studies in medical science, research, nutritional biochemistry and clinical nutritional/dietary medicine, clinical case taking, and communication and professional interaction.

This course is available in Brisbane, Gold Coast, Melbourne and Perth.  Many subjects are available ONLINE.

Semester Two begins 2 August, 2010  ENROL NOW


Bachelor of Health Science (Nutritional Medicine) 2011
Year One: Semester One
Code Subject Prerequisites Hours/week Available Online
BIOB111 Chemistry and Biochemistry Nil 6 Y
SOCF111 Foundations of Communication and Counselling Nil 3 Y
BIOH111 Human Biological Science 1 Nil 6 Y
SOCH111 History of Healing Nil 6 Y
BIOM111 Microbiology Nil 3 Y
Year One: Semester Two
BIOQ121 Foundations of Critical Enquiry Nil 3 Y
SOCP121 Psychology and Counselling Theory SOCF111 3 YN
BIOH122 Human Biological Science 2 BIOH111 6 Y
NMDF121 Foundations of Human Nutrition BIOB111 6 Y
NMDS121 Sociology of Food and Nutrition 1st Semester 6 Y
Year Two: Semester Three
BIOP211 Pharmacology 1st Year 3 Y
NMDM121 Science and Medicine of Food 1st Year 6 Y
BIOS211 Pathology and Clinical Science 1 1st Year 6 N
NMDF211 Nutritional Biochemistry 1st Year 3 Y
NMDC211 Nutritional Medicine Clinical Skills 1st Year 6 N
Year Two: Semester Four
BIOS222 Pathology and Clinical Science 2 and 3 1st Year, BIOS222 6 N
BIOE221 Clinical Examination 1st Year 3 N
BIOT221 Western Diagnostic Techniques 1st Year 3 N
NMDC221 Clinical Nutritional Medicine Management and Prescription 1st Year 9 N
NMDD221 Dietary Planning across the Lifespan 1st Year 3 N
Year Three: Semester Five
SOCI221 Interpersonal Skills of the Helper 2nd Year, SOCP121 3 N
NMDD312 Dietary Planning in Disease and Illness 2nd Year 3 N
NMDA311 Advanced Human Nutrition 2nd Year 6 N
NMDC312 Nutritional Medicine Clinical Practicum 1 2nd Year 12 N
Year Three: Semester Six
NMDC323 Nutritional Medicine Clinical Practicum 2 2nd Year, NMDC312 21 N
SOCE311 Establish and Manage a Practice 2nd Year, BIOS222 3 Y

Course Duration 3 years full-time or equivalent part-time.
Study Mode On campus Intake Two semester intakes per year (late February and early August on campus).

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