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Nourishment plays a vital role in our daily existence. While fulfilling basic nutritional needs and impacting wellbeing, it also holds significant social and cultural importance and drives economic growth. In Australia, food and beverage production stands as the biggest employer in the manufacturing sector, with the industry's significance set to expand alongside rising global population and consumption.
The Food Science program includes introductory courses in biology, chemistry, and statistics; key intermediate classes covering food science fundamentals and biochemistry; plus advanced studies in food processing, food chemistry & biochemistry, food technology & biotechnology, and product design & development.
This major equips students with core knowledge and practical abilities valued by food industry employers. Its interdisciplinary and hands-on approach also develops versatile skills applicable to various other areas within life and environmental sciences.