Master of Food Science and Technology
Advance your career in food science with specialized training in processing, safety, and innovation.
Best for:Science and engineering graduates seeking professional specialization in food processing and safety.
Overview
The Master of Food Science and Technology at RMIT University is a coursework-based postgraduate program designed for professionals and graduates seeking to deepen their expertise in the food industry. Students gain advanced technical knowledge in food chemistry, processing, preservation, and safety, alongside skills in product innovation and labeling. The curriculum is tailored to bridge the gap between scientific theory and practical application in interdisciplinary contexts. It is suitable for those with backgrounds in science, engineering, agriculture, or related fields looking to transition into or advance within the food technology sector.
What you'll do
- Engage in advanced study of food processing and preservation techniques.
- Analyze the chemical properties of various food materials.
- Develop expertise in food safety standards, packaging, and regulatory labeling.
- Participate in food product and process innovation projects.
- Apply technical knowledge to solve challenges in interdisciplinary food industry contexts.
Requirements
Degree required: Bachelor degree in science, engineering, agriculture, nutrition, veterinary science, medical or biomedical sciences
Degree offered: Master of Food Science and Technology
Language: English proficiency required for international applicants
Instruction: English
- Minimum GPA of 2.0 out of 4.0 in an undergraduate degree
- Completion of at least 12 RMIT credit points (0.125 EFTSL) in Chemistry or Biochemistry
- Completion of at least 12 RMIT credit points (0.125 EFTSL) in Nutrition or Microbiology
- Must hold an Australian bachelor degree or an equivalent overseas qualification
- Must meet specific prerequisite credit point requirements in Chemistry/Biochemistry and Nutrition/Microbiology
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Interested applicants should visit the official RMIT University course page to review specific entry requirements and application procedures. Applications are submitted through the university's online portal.
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- Proof of English proficiency
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