Study Programmes 2016-2017
WARNING : 2015-2016 version of the course specifications
MCER2027-1  
Theory teaching
  • Part 1 : Food and nutrients
  • Part 2 : Biochemistry and nutrition physiology
  • Part 3 : Nutritional assessment
  • Part 4: Pathologies and nutrition (pathogenesis, prevention, treatment)
  • Part 5: Hospital and artificial nutrition
  • Part 6 : Nutrition throughout life
  • Part 7 : Sport and nutrition
  • Part 8 : Food safety and legislation
  • Part 9 : Public health, developing countries and cultural viewpoints
Duration :
Part 1 : Food and nutrients : 16h Th
Part 2 : Biochemistry and nutrition physiology : 16h Th
Part 3 : Nutritional assessment : 6h Th
Part 4: Pathologies and nutrition (pathogenesis, prevention, treatment) : 46h Th
Part 5: Hospital and artificial nutrition : 14h Th
Part 6 : Nutrition throughout life : 10h Th
Part 7 : Sport and nutrition : 5h Th
Part 8 : Food safety and legislation : 10h Th
Part 9 : Public health, developing countries and cultural viewpoints : 12h Th
Number of credits :
Inter-university certificate in clinical nutrition14
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Part 1 : Food and nutrients :
Part 2 : Biochemistry and nutrition physiology :
Part 3 : Nutritional assessment :
Part 4: Pathologies and nutrition (pathogenesis, prevention, treatment) :
Part 5: Hospital and artificial nutrition :
Part 6 : Nutrition throughout life :
Part 7 : Sport and nutrition :
Part 8 : Food safety and legislation :
Part 9 : Public health, developing countries and cultural viewpoints :
Coordinator :
Nicolas Paquot
Language(s) of instruction :
French language
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