Nutrition Graduates

Written by Beth Tripp When I enrolled in my nutrition degree I didn’t really think about what jobs I would want to go into after my...

Written by Aoife Corr Protein is an essential macronutrient needed for many functions within the body. There are many myths and...

Written by Charlotte Green Scientific research has shown that there exists a bidirectional communication system between the gut and brain...

Written by Helen Fielding For the past year I have worked in a care home providing food and nutrition coordination and promotion. This...

Written by Aoife Corr Healthy eating is important for a variety of reasons: to improve heart health, general mood and reduce disease...

Written by Beth Tripp A big trend on TikTok and instagram in recent years are ‘what I eat in a day’ videos. To many viewers, this might...

Written by Ellie Morris Not everyone who ends up working in nutrition started with a straight nutrition degree. Whilst this is probably...

Written by Lena Matthews Multivitamins. They sound like the easy, fix all solution to our diet. Just take one and you’re covered for the...

Written by Shakira Hawthorne So why is salt a major concern in the UK. In the UK we consume too much salt in our diet, which has...

Written by Lucy Loyseau The COVID-19 pandemic has been a challenging time, with the fallout as extensive as the virus itself. Measures to...

Written by Iona Hudson Over the past year or so, many of us have experienced changes in our dietary patterns. Market research has shown...

Written by Yasmin Craig Carbohydrates are your body’s main source of energy, so they shouldn’t be forgot or demonised. They help fuel...

Written by Heather McCaw As it’s Coeliac Awareness Week, I wanted to talk about what coeliac disease is and how it impacts a person’s...

Written by Alexandra Williams When you think of a working as a nutritionist you may be imagining creating meal plans, prescribing weight...

Written by Alice Goudie After struggling to find a job out of uni and spending a few years on the job search to find the right role – I...

Written by Lucy Walton It’s well established that what we eat can affect our physical health, but there is also research to suggest what...

Written by Julia Ebbens In recent months we have become increasingly aware of Vitamin D’s wide ranging effects on our health. This...

Written by Briana Kane This January I started volunteering virtually with a Bags of Taste, an organisation that strives to help people in...

Written by Jennifer O'Mara Introduction In 2015, over 4000 tonnes of avoidable food was wasted in the UK, an increase of 2.8% per person...

Written by Elizabeth Eveleigh This year 125,000 people in the UK pledged to follow a vegan diet for one month for ‘Veganuary’ (Veganuary,...

Written by Ellen Stack Since the unexpected cancellation of training sessions, matches, and closure of pitches, the pandemic can cause...

On Saturday 8th February 2020, I decided that I wanted to start a Facebook group to connect with others that had recently graduated from...

Written by Morwenna Bugg Eat this, don’t eat that, exercise like this. Sound familiar? January is one of diet culture’s favourite times...

Written by Charlotte Turner My experience of being a nutrition student was exhilarating and exhausting in equal measures. Exhausting...

Written by Bethany Tripp The past year has meant different things to a lot of people, and while students may not be the worst off, there...

Written by Charlotte Lily Thompson Over the last year (and then some), as well as a few personal experiences, I have seen a number of...

Written by Zoe Panaretou New Year’s Resolutions have become a tradition in the Western world, as another year naturally provides the...

Being a graduate can be really daunting. You've just spent 3/4 years of your life in a bubble of assignment writing, reading and...

For the first blog post on this website, I wanted to give you a quick overview of what the website has to offer, what you can expect and...