Advance Skills: QualCert Diploma in Clinical Nutrigenomics Mastery

The QualCert Level 6 Diploma in Clinical Nutrigenomics (Dip Nutrigenomics) is designed to provide learners with advanced knowledge of how nutrition interacts with genetics to influence health outcomes. This program explores the science of gene-nutrient interactions, personalized nutrition, and the role of nutrigenomics in disease prevention and wellness. Learners will gain a strong foundation in dietary assessment, genetic influences on metabolism, and counseling techniques, enabling them to guide individuals toward healthier lifestyles based on their unique genetic profiles.
This diploma emphasizes the integration of cutting-edge genomic science with practical nutritional applications, bridging the gap between advanced research and everyday health practices. Learners will explore how genetic variations influence nutrient absorption, metabolism, and overall wellness, gaining the ability to apply this knowledge in real-world contexts. By combining scientific innovation with practical dietary strategies, the program ensures graduates are equipped to deliver personalized nutrition solutions that reflect the latest advancements in the field.
Learners will develop practical skills in dietary analysis, personalized nutrition planning, and client communication, equipping them to design and implement strategies that inspire lasting lifestyle changes. By the end of the diploma, participants will be prepared to support individuals and communities in achieving healthier outcomes, making this qualification a valuable step for those committed to advancing nutritional awareness and scientific innovation.
Course Overview
Awarding Body
QualCert
Credits
120 Credits
Study Mood
Online
Assessment
Assignments Based
Course Study Units
- Principles of Human Genetics and Genomics in Nutrition
- Nutrient–Gene Interactions and Epigenetics
- Nutrigenetic Testing and Personalised Nutrition
- Clinical Applications of Nutrigenomics in Disease Prevention and Management
- Ethical, Legal, and Social Issues in Nutrigenomics
- Research Methods and Evidence-Based Practice in Clinical Nutrigenomics

Entry Requirements
Who Can Enroll
This course is best suited for individuals who want to explore the science of nutrition and genetics.
- Passionate about nutrition and health sciences.
- Interested in genetic influences on wellness.
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
- Motivated to support individuals and communities.
- Open to learning practical counseling techniques.
- Committed to applying knowledge in real-world settings.
Course Learning Outcomes
Principles of Clinical Nutrigenomics
- Explain the fundamental concepts of nutrigenomics and its clinical applications.
- Analyse the interaction between genes, nutrition, and health outcomes.
- Evaluate scientific evidence linking diet, gene expression, and disease prevention.
Genetics, Molecular Biology and Nutrition
- Demonstrate understanding of genetic mechanisms influencing nutrient metabolism.
- Assess the role of molecular biology in explaining nutrient–gene interactions.
- Interpret genetic variations and their implications for personalised nutrition.
Nutrigenetic Testing and Data Interpretation
- Apply appropriate methodologies for nutrigenetic testing in clinical practice.
- Analyse genetic test data to inform personalised dietary recommendations.
- Evaluate the reliability and validity of nutrigenetic testing methods.
Clinical Applications of Nutrigenomics
- Develop personalised nutrition interventions based on genetic profiles.
- Integrate nutrigenomics into patient assessment and dietary planning.
- Apply evidence-based strategies to improve clinical outcomes through personalised nutrition.
Ethical, Legal and Professional Considerations in Nutrigenomics
- Explain ethical issues related to genetic testing and personalised nutrition.
- Apply legal and professional standards when handling genetic information.
- Evaluate the importance of patient confidentiality and informed consent in clinical practice.
Research Methods and Evidence-Based Practice in Nutrigenomics
- Apply advanced research skills in the field of nutrigenomics.
- Critically evaluate scientific studies to guide evidence-based practice.
- Design and implement a research-informed approach to clinical nutrigenomics.
