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The Master of Science in Nutrition and Food Biosciences cultivates specialized research skills to tackle modern issues in nutrition and food science across Canada and worldwide. This program spans fundamental and applied sciences, exploring the full spectrum from food production to health and wellbeing. With an interdisciplinary approach, it provides advanced training in three key specializations: clinical/public health nutrition, food science, and cellular/molecular nutrition, enabling students to examine how nutrition and food contribute to health promotion and disease prevention. Participants will develop thorough knowledge of food chemistry, physical properties, nutritional quality, and sensory attributes. The curriculum explores cellular and molecular processes governing metabolic reactions to various foods and dietary patterns, equipping graduates to effectively communicate nutrition's vital role in health maintenance and chronic disease management. This program bridges food innovation and metabolic science, emphasizing the connection between nutritious food and improved quality of life.