Msc/pgdip Sport Nutrition in Manchester Metropolitan University, UK

Msc/pgdip Sport Nutrition in Manchester Metropolitan University

Overview

On our one-year course, you’ll examine the evidence surrounding nutrition, performance and health and gain the nutritional and physiological skills needed to work in the field of sport and exercise nutrition.

You’ll study the theory of nutrition, physiology and sports performance, exploring topics ranging from the applied effects of manipulating macronutrients to evaluating the role of fuelling before and during exercise, recovery and body composition manipulation.

You’ll develop practical skills in our on-site laboratories and Food and Nutrition Suite and at specialist sports venues across Greater Manchester, including our Platt Lane sports complex.

Some of the practical assessments you’ll complete include analysing the composition of food and exploring how to help athletes to perform better. You might investigate cardiac capacity and recovery times, or consider questions such as whether dietary supplements can affect performance positively or negatively.

To help you practice your skills, you’ll have the opportunity to apply for work placements. We have links with employers across the North West, including professional and amateur sports teams from football to netball.

Features and Benefits

• Industry standard facilities - you’ll have access to our extensive practical facilities, which include physiology laboratories, performance suites, and product development kitchens.
• Practical sessions - you’ll have sessions where you’ll explore the physiological systems of the body and use our laboratories.
• Practical experience - you’ll have the opportunity to gain experience of working with athletes, professional and amateur sports clubs, and community and public health settings.
• Manchester Food Centre - you can gain experience of real life case studies through the Manchester Food Centre, our on-site consultancy specialising in food and nutrition.
• Teaching excellence - our teaching team includes academic practitioners currently working within sport and exercise nutrition.

Career prospects

Roles for sport and performance nutritionists include working with athletes (from ballerinas to pro-footballers), in product development for sports nutrition brands, with the community or local authority as part of public health initiatives, and in the media.

Some of the places you might work at include NHS hospitals, local authorities, multinational food companies, professional sports associations, and private healthcare organisations.

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