Food, Nutrition and Health (with Foundation Year) - BSc (Hons)

Bristol, UWE

### Why study this course?Food affects every aspect of our lives. It influences how we grow, how we feel and how healthy we are at every age. As populations grow and live longer, understanding the link between food, nutrition and health is becoming increasingly important.As the world's population grows, the food sector faces challenges around sustainability, food production and making sure everyone has access to safe, nutritious food.On our BSc(Hons) Food, Nutrition and Health (with Foundation Year) you'll learn how nutritional needs change from childhood through to older age and how food choices affect health and wellbeing. You'll discover the role nutrition plays in sports performance, healthy ageing and public health.You'll explore how food is produced, how it can impact the environment, and the role food policy plays in creating a healthier and more sustainable future. You'll investigate why access to healthy, nutritious food can vary between communities and locations, and the impact this can have on health.### Why UWE Bristol?At UWE Bristol, you'll build your understanding of food, nutrition and health through a mix of classroom learning, laboratory work and industry-informed teaching.You'll learn from researchers and industry professionals while developing practical skills in specialist laboratories. You'll also benefit from careers fairs, employer workshops and networking opportunities, with many employers regularly engaging with students.Based in Bristol, you'll study in a city known for innovation, sustainability and its active food community.### Where can it take me?This course prepares you for careers across food, health and environmental sectors. You could develop new food products, work on food safety and quality standards, support nutrition research or contribute to public health projects.You could also shape the future of food through research into nutrition, sustainability and new food technologies, or continue your studies through postgraduate and research degrees.

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