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It's a taught masters. I have a background in life sciences so I'm hoping that I can grasp the biochemistry/physiology aspects relatively easily. I think my biggest concern is learning how to write for social sciences in addition to learning new topics such as health policy etc. May I ask what you did at undergrad and masters? Thanks for replying
Hi everyone,
I'm set to start a masters this year in public health nutrition and wanted to ask if anyone here has any advice on how to perform well? I'm hoping to aim for a high pass/distinction (my course doesn't offer merit grades) but am well aware that a masters is very intense workload wise and is far more difficult than undergraduate. I hope to pursue a career in research in the future.
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