Leeds Beckett University - City Campus,
Woodhouse Lane,
LS1 3HE
Dietitians Week 2022
But what exactly does a Dietitian do?
Senior Lecturer in Nutrition and Dietetics Lisa Edwards explains what the role of a dietitian is:
Lecturer Peter Butterworth says dietitians work in all sorts of settings, not just hospitals:
Leeds Beckett University is
fortunate enough to have several trained dietitians leading courses in Health,
Nutrition and Environment. We offer BSc Dietetics, BSc Nutrition, MSc
Dietetics, MSc Nutrition in Practice and MSc Dietetics (Top-Up) – something for
everyone who has an interest in the subjects.
Senior Lecturer Claire Gardiner explains what Leeds Beckett University has to offer students studying nutrition and dietetics:
Based in the School of Health,
there are state-of-the-art facilities available to students as well including
food inspection and nutrition labs, clinical skills suites and communications
suites. These all enable our students to put into practice what they are
learning in realistic settings.
After starting work in an office
job, first year BSc Dietetics student Fatimah Khathun decided she wanted a
total change of career:
It was personal experience that led
Sarah Smales, a final year BSc Dietetics student, to also change career and choose
the course:
Fatimah explains what she thinks
are the necessary skills for a dietitian:
Sarah agrees that people skills are
key:
To find out more about the
Dietetics and Nutrition courses available at Leeds Beckett University visit https://www.leedsbeckett.ac.uk/school-of-health/health-nutrition-and-environment/