Bachelor of Biomedical Sciences with Honours - Nutrition and Metabolism in Human Health

Nutrition and Metabolism in Human Health provides a broad, interdisciplinary approach to understanding the science of health and disease.You will have the opportunity to pursue this fascinating topic at undergraduate (Bachelor of Biomedical Sciences), postgraduate (Bachelor of Biomedical Sciences with Honours), and research level (Master of Biomedical Sciences). The BBiomedSc degree allows you to pursue a flexible programme of study that equips you with a comprehensive grounding in the principles and ideas that underpin current biomedical science.The key answer is because you are interested in, and motivated by, the science that will allow us to improve human health. Our Nutrition and Metabolism in Human Health students have a reputation for excellence and are sought-after by a wide range of employers both here in New Zealand and overseas. This major focuses on the biochemistry and metabolism of essential nutrients, including carbohydrates, fats, protein, vitamins and minerals, with an emphasis on human health and disease across the lifecycle.Your working life might begin with an innovative biotechnology company or with a more established company in the pharmaceutical, biomedical, or agricultural sectors.Alternatively, you might be employed by a research institute, in a university, government agency or local authority and use the scientific skills you have learned during your studies to provide policy, technical, or diagnostic advice.

The documents including (academic transcripts, ECE, and proof of identity).A detailed research proposal that shows you are familiar with current literature surrounding your topic.International Baccalaureate: IB Diploma with a minimum of 24 points.GCE Advanced Levels: minimum grade of 8. Satisfactory completion of one year's study at an approved tertiary institution.You must provide scanned copies of your previous official academic transcripts (awards gained, marks, grades) with your application.