To anyone considering a career in dietetics—welcome! You're exploring a truly meaningful, science-led profession that allows you to help others live healthier, more empowered lives through nutrition. This career is a blend of biology, psychology, and food sciences, and I genuinely feel proud to be part of this field.
Due to its popularity, dietetics is a competitive course to get into, and most universities have limited spaces to offer each year, which quickly fill up. I study at Newcastle University, a founding member of the Russell Group, and one of the top universities in the UK. If you're considering applying here—or to any other UK programme—I’m more than happy to share insights, tips, and honest advice to help you strengthen your application.
Feel free to reach out if you have any questions about:
- University applications
- Volunteering and work experience
- Choosing the right course or university
- Getting through the tough parts of the degree
I also offer one-on-one coaching for students who may need extra support, whether that’s with A-level biology, statistics, biochemistry or specific university modules. If you're struggling with complex topics like nutritional toxicology and virology, bioenergetics, or physiology, feel free to reach out via social media or email astudentdietitian@gmail.com, I'd be happy to help.