Master of Science in Food Regulatory Affairs
Advance your career in the food and drink sector with this specialized Master's programme focused on regulatory frameworks and compliance.
Best for:Best for professionals in the food and drink industry seeking to specialize in regulatory compliance and policy.
Overview
The Master of Science in Food Regulatory Affairs at ATU Sligo is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the regulatory structures governing the food and drink industry. Participants will explore both theoretical foundations and practical applications, enabling them to make informed, independent decisions in professional environments. The curriculum emphasizes critical thinking and research skills, ensuring graduates are well-equipped to navigate complex regulatory landscapes. This programme is delivered through a flexible, part-time online format, making it suitable for working professionals.
What you'll do
- Engage with theoretical and practical aspects of food and drink sector regulations.
- Apply independent research skills to resolve workplace regulatory challenges.
- Participate in live online lectures and face-to-face seminars.
- Complete self-directed learning modules and project work.
- Develop a deep understanding of international and local food regulatory procedures.
Requirements
Degree required: Level 8 Degree or Level 9 qualification in a related area.
Degree offered: MSc
Language: English
Instruction: English
- Academic background in food science or related disciplines.
- Ability to engage in independent research and critical analysis.
- Capacity for self-directed learning.
- Applicants with non-standard qualifications may be considered via the Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) process.
- Must meet ATU Sligo's assessment criteria for work experience.
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How to apply
Applications are accepted for two main intakes per year, in September and January. Prospective students should visit the official ATU website to check specific closing dates and submit their application through the university's portal.
- Academic transcripts
- Proof of prior learning or work experience
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