A short, internationally accredited diploma focused on the psychological strategies that support weight-loss goals and healthier eating habits. Suited to learners who want practical, research-based mental techniques and entrepreneurial orientation toward offering weight-loss support or services.
Study concentrates on psychological approaches to weight control rather than on exercise prescriptions or clinical nutrition alone. Key elements described in the course text are:
The published requirements are minimal and oriented toward self-starting learners: a passion for entrepreneurship and basic business concepts. The course is listed at a free level with an undergraduate orientation and is presented in Russian.
Graduates can expect skills useful for roles offering behavioural support for weight loss, such as coaching or running small-scale wellness services. The curriculum’s entrepreneurial component also prepares learners to consider creating their own business or integrating behaviour-change techniques into existing health-related offerings.
The source lists the course as free-level; no specific scholarship or fee details are provided. Prospective students should check the university’s admissions or continuing-education pages for any available funding, discounts or institutional support options.
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