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Graduate Certificate in Culinary Nutrition Science Australian Catholic University (ACU)

Cricos: 00004G
Award Attendance Study Duration Start Domestic fees International fees
Graduate Certificate On-Campus Full-time 6 months January, June $14700.00 year per $14700.00 year per
Course fee notes

First year fees;

$14700 Fee-paying

Course overview

Start the transition to a new career or enhance your existing career in food, nutrition, and lifestyle medicine. Acquire advanced knowledge and skills in food and nutrition science, culinary arts, and eating behaviours.

Minimum Duration:

0.5 year full-time or equivalent part-time

Campus:

Melbourne, North Sydney

The Graduate Certificate of Culinary Nutrition Science (GCCNS) is a 40-credit point, 6-month full-time, or 12 months part-time, program. This course includes two core units in culinary nutrition science and two electives. Electives will be available from the Master of Dietetic Practice and other courses across ACU. The Graduate Certificate in Culinary Nutrition Science will be a standalone degree but also an exit point for students who do not complete the Master of Dietetic Practice.

Established in 2021, the Cobram Estate Culinary Nutrition Scholarship supports students undertaking the Graduate Certificate in Culinary Nutrition Science or related microcredentials at ACU's Melbourne or North Sydney campuses.


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