This offering is not in the current catalogue. The information is retained from an earlier publication. Check the provider's current offering.
Uppsala University
Evidence-Based Insight into Nutrition and Healthy Ageing
Over the past decade, research in nutrition and healthy aging, has led to significant breakthroughs in understanding health issues once considered a natural part of aging. Conditions such as dementia, cardiovascular diseases, and mobility impairments due to reduced muscle mass and strength are now recognized as prev…
- Higher education
- Information unavailable
- 31 August 2026
- Information unavailable
- Information unavailable
- 50 %
Overview
Over the past decade, research in nutrition and healthy aging, has led to significant breakthroughs in understanding health issues once considered a natural part of aging. Conditions such as dementia, cardiovascular diseases, and mobility impairments due to reduced muscle mass and strength are now recognized as preventable, mostly through lifestyle interventions, including nutrition. We live in an era where these groundbreaking discoveries can be easily and widely shared around the world, which is remarkable. However, this also presents a challenge: how do we navigate the overwhelming amount of health information amidst the noise of social media? This is an important issue because the aging population should be able to receive support based on scientific evidence in their everyday lives and specific challenges related to the aging process. This multidisciplinary course aims to address this challenge by providing evidence-based insights from the world's leading research in nutrition and healthy aging, cutting through the noise to deliver clear, reliable information. **Outline for distance course**: A distance course delivered entirely online, featuring a blend of text, audio, and video lectures and Zoom correspondence with specialized academic staff from different European universities with support from a joint learning platform.
Admission scores
Entry requirements
First cycle degree, 180 credits or equivalent international degree, including 7,5 hp nutrition or a bachelor degree in health care sciences.
The text is reproduced from the Susa source. Antagningsdata does not map GY11 and GY25 or assess personal eligibility.
Source, measure and data quality
- Source
- Skolverket Susa-navet
- Period
- 2026-08-31
- Measure
- Entry-requirement text reproduced from the published Susa data; no personal eligibility assessment is made.
- Population
- Education offering e.uoh.uu.2hk149.25005.20262
- Last checked
- 2026-09-23T10:39:41.205927+00:00
- Limitation
- Antagningsdata does not map GY11 and GY25. General and specific conditions are not separated without structured source data.
Programme content
Study structure
Application and important dates
- Programme or course starts
- Programme or course ends
Salary and salary distribution
Common occupations after graduation
Students
Geographical background
Previous upper-secondary schools and programmes
Completion and outcomes
About the provider
Sources and data quality
Education facts for the selected offering come from Skolverket Susa-navet.
Retrieved . Published . Times are shown in Swedish local time.
Source identity and publication version
- Publication version
- 8e217193-f5fa-4778-b085-a4521fd03e8d
- Education identity in the source
- i.uoh.uu.2hk149.25005.20262
- Offering identity in the source
- e.uoh.uu.2hk149.25005.20262
- Education-form source code
- HS
- Education code in the source
- 2HK149
- Change time according to the source
- 2026-02-12T18:36:04
The provider, education and education offering are separate identities. Application information should be checked on the official website. Supplementary statistics have not been obtained from this source.