Microcredentials in Culinary Nutrition Science, Microcredentials, Australian Catholic University (ACU)

Australia . Cricos: 00004G

Study options for this course

The award	How you will study	Study duration	Course start	Domestic course fees	International course fees
Microcredentials	Full-time	6 months	January, June	AUD 4500 per year	AUD 4500 per year

About Microcredentials in Culinary Nutrition Science, Microcredentials - at Australian Catholic University (ACU)

Four microcredentials presenting theory and practical components in culinary nutrition science for continuining professional development for a range of professions from nutrition and dietetics, to general practitioners, teachers and culinary professionals.

Minimum Duration:

0.5 year full-time or equivalent part-time

Campus:

Online

These four new microcredentials present theory and practical components in culinary nutrition science for continuining professional development for a range of professions from nutrition and dietetics, to general practitioners, teachers and culinary professionals. The theory microcredentials will be delivered online, and the practical microcredentials will be delivered face-to-face in block mode in the commercial teaching kitchens of our third party partners in Melbourne and North Sydney. Successful completion of the first two theoretical microcredentials would allow entry into the Graduate Certificate in Culinary Nutrition Science.

The four new microcredentials are:

UNMC593 Advanced Culinary Nutrition Science in Practice - Theory (5cp) - $1950.00

UNMC594 Advanced Culinary Nutrition Science in Practice - Practical (5cp) - $2250.00

UNMC595 Food for Special Diets in Practice - Theory (5cp) - $1950.00

UNMC596 Food for Special Diets in Practice - Practical (5cp) - $2250.00

Notes about fees for this course

First year fees;

$4500 Fee-paying

Entry requirements

No admission requirements

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