BSc and Master of Nutrition and Dietetics - Ecology and Evolutionary Biology in Darlington Australia | The University of Sydney

Ecology and evolution are fundamental principles that form the foundation of many biological disciplines. Ecology examines the mechanisms driving interactions among living organisms and the functioning of entire ecosystems. Evolutionary theory serves as a unifying framework that helps us understand natural phenomena, from genetic variations to the emergence of diverse life forms over millennia.

These interconnected disciplines of Ecology and Evolution have significant applications in addressing contemporary issues, particularly in species preservation efforts.

Through this program, you'll explore evolutionary and ecological mechanisms and their impact on population changes across various species. These insights are crucial for developing effective strategies to protect biological diversity and maintain healthy ecosystems.
The combined Bachelor of Science and Master of Nutrition and Dietetics program delivers comprehensive training in nutritional science while preparing you for professional dietetics practice. Your studies will include core requirements, introductory electives, specialized nutrition coursework with a Nutrition Science major, plus an additional minor or second major. You'll also complete supplementary electives as needed to fulfill degree requirements.

Upon achieving the Bachelor of Science (with at least a credit average), you'll advance to the Master's program, undertaking specialized nutrition courses, practical training, and a research component.