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Food Science
Krishnan

 The Bachelor of Science in Nutrition and Food Science, Food Science Specialization Program prepares students for professional positions in the food manufacturing industry or for graduate study in Food Science.     

     What is Food Science?
          Food Science is the discipline in which the biological and physical sciences and    
          engineering are used to study the nature of foods, the causes of food
          deterioration and principles of food preservation.

     What Courses will I take?
          Biology         
          Chemistry
          Food Processing and Engineering
          Food Technology
          Human Nutrition    
 
     What Career Opportunities are there?
          National and International Food Industry
                    Product Development
                    Technical Sales
                    Quality Control
                    Research
          Government and Regulatory Agencies

 

 

Contact Padu Krishnan, Food Science Coordinator


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