Yes, a candidate with a Bachelor’s degree in Physiotherapy (BPT) can apply for an MSc in Nutrition, depending on the university’s eligibility criteria. Many institutions accept graduates from health sciences, life sciences, or allied health backgrounds for MSc Nutrition programs. Some universities may require specific coursework in biology, chemistry, or physiology. Since physiotherapy involves anatomy, physiology, and rehabilitation, it provides a strong foundation for nutrition studies. Candidates should check individual university requirements before applying. Pursuing MSc Nutrition after BPT can open career opportunities in clinical nutrition, sports nutrition, and public health sectors.

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Yes, a candidate who has studied physiotherapy can apply for an MSc in Nutrition course.

However, eligibility depends on the university. Some universities require a background in life sciences, while others accept physiotherapy graduates. It is best to check the specific eligibility criteria of the university you are interested in.

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