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difference between undergrad + postgrad and integrated masters?

i wanna do dietetics as my uni course. should i choose the undergrad + postgrad route, or pick integrated masters?

will i be able to be a registered dietitian with MDiet or MNutr (integrated masters) --- if so, why dont ppl choose integrated if it's slightly quicker than the ug+pg route?

thank u

Reply 1

Spelunker

I've applied for an intergrated masters hopefully for this year! I think its because integrated masters are less credits that undergraduate + masters and technically its not a full master at the end? Not to sure but would love to hear answers to this from anyone having experienced an integrated masters and if they think it's worth it! :smile: