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CND 411 Thinking Critically (2021 - September)

Instructors Indrani Saha

Category Level 4 2021

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Updated 12 Jul 2021

Lessons 28

Language English ‎(en)‎

Course Overview

This module aims to introduce students to the necessity of becoming research-orientated and to think critically about nutritional science in preparation for a range of future careers. Nutrition is a far- reaching and complex field of science with a range of external influences impacting on the integrity and consistency of information available not only to scientists and researchers but to the general public.

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CND 411 Thinking Critically (2021 - September)

Module Leader: Indrani Saha
Module Leader: Patricia Treseder-Griffin

Skill Level: Beginner

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