Dr Amutha Ramadas is an Associate Professor with the Jeffrey Cheah School of Medicine & Health Sciences at Monash University Malaysia. She is a nutritionist with a Master's degree in Clinical Nutrition and a PhD (Public Health) from Monash University. She has also completed the Graduate Certificate in Higher Education to strengthen her skills as an educator. Subsequently, she completed a second Master's degree in Applied Statistics (University of Malaya).

Her fields of research interest include public health, clinical and community nutrition, health education, health promotion, health behaviour change and biostatistics, given her academic and professional training in these areas. She is particularly interested in nutrition for preventing and managing metabolic diseases. Her research targets the identification of nutrition and lifestyle behavioural risks for metabolic diseases and the modification of these behaviours to reduce the risk for chronic conditions. Specifically, she has been working on research involving individuals with or at risk for cardiovascular diseases and metabolic disorders (eg. type 2 diabetes, gestational diabetes, obesity, and metabolic syndrome).

She has since published and presented her scientific findings in various indexed journals. She is also an independent reviewer for several international journals. She is a technical working committee member of the Nutrition Research Priorities in Malaysia, 13th Malaysia Plan (2026 - 2030). She has served as a Council member of the 19^th Nutrition Society of Malaysia Council (2022-2024) and played a vital role in the Technical Working Committee of the Malaysian Dietary Guidelines for Vegetarians under the auspicious of the Ministry of Health, Malaysia. She is a life member of the Nutrition Society of Malaysia, and a member of the Malaysian Society of Body Composition and the Malaysian Association for the Study of Obesity. 

• Public health
• Nutrition (clinical & community)
• Prevention and management of metabolic diseases
• Health education
• Health promotion
• Health behaviour change
• Biostatistics

Bachelor of Medical Science & Doctor of Medicine
Year 1: Population health
Year 2: Evidence-based Medicine, Health Promotion, Student project case
Year 5: Scholarly intensive placement
Young Scholar Program supervision

Bachelor of Human Nutrition
Year 1: Nutritional Epidemiology
Year 2: Research Methods in Nutrition
Year 3: Applied Research in Nutrition

Graduate Research (Ph.D.)
MDP modules: Basic, Intermediate, and Advanced Statistics for Biomedical Science

Dr Amutha provides statistical consultation to academics and graduate research students of Jeffrey Cheah School of Medicine & Health Sciences. She can be consulted on medical study designs, sample size calculations, basic & multivariate statistical analysis using SPSS, and systematic reviews & meta-analysis using RevMan.