Recommended by Australian institutions that provide DAA certification courses for dietitians' associations.

With the development of social economy, high-intensity work pressure and social environment, people pay more and more attention to nutrition knowledge such as nutrition and health care and diet collocation. The traditional concept of nutrition and the original lifestyle can no longer meet people's needs, such as unbalanced diet and excessive fat intake, which seriously harms human health. There is an increasing shortage of professional nutritionists at home and abroad, and there are nearly 4 million job opportunities in China alone. Australian Nutritionists Association (DAA) is a national professional organization, which was founded in 1976. In addition to training a large number of nutritionists, it also provides evaluation for immigrant applicants nominated by nutritionists. Many universities in Australia have set up professional courses certified by DAA of Australian Dietitians Association. The following is your summary:

New South Wales

University of Newcastle: Bachelor of Nutrition and Nutrition (Honours)

University of Sydney: Master of Nutrition and Nutrition.

University of Wollongong: Bachelor of Nutrition and Nutrition; Master of Science (Nutrition and Nutrition)

Victoria

Deakin University: Master of Nutrition.

La Trobe University: Bachelor of Health Science and Master of Dietetic Practice; Master of Dietetic Practice

Queensland

University of Queensland: Master of Nutrition

Griffith University: Bachelor of Nutrition and Nutrition

Queensland University of Technology: Bachelor of Science in Nutrition and Nutrition

Sunshine Coast University: Bachelor of Nutrition and Nutrition.

Canberra Capital Region

University of Canberra: Master of Nutrition and Nutrition.

South Australia

University of South Australia: Master of Nutrition

University of Flinders: Bachelor of Nutrition and Nutrition; Master of nutrition and nutriology

Western Australia

Edithven University: Master of Nutrition and Nutrition.