MSc in Sustainable Food Systems
Explore policies, tools, and theories shaping sustainable food systems through a flexible, online master’s programme.
Best for:Best for professionals or graduates seeking to specialize in sustainable food systems, with flexibility for part-time, online study and no prior academic specialization required.
Overview
This master’s programme at ATU Sligo offers a comprehensive exploration of sustainable food systems, equipping graduates with expertise in policies, best practices, and innovative tools. Delivered online with no on-campus attendance, it caters to working professionals seeking to advance their careers in food sustainability. The curriculum integrates theoretical frameworks with practical applications, fostering critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Applicants with diverse academic backgrounds or relevant work experience are encouraged to apply, including those assessed through ATU Sligo’s Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) process. The programme balances flexibility with rigor, requiring approximately 7 hours of study per week, including online lectures and independent work.
What you'll do
- Develop a deep understanding of policies and best practices shaping sustainable food systems.
- Analyze and evaluate tools and theories applied in food sustainability.
- Engage in independent research and project work related to sustainable food systems.
- Collaborate on case studies and practical applications of sustainability principles in food production and distribution.
- Participate in online lectures and discussions to explore contemporary challenges in food sustainability.
- Apply learned concepts to real-world scenarios through project-based learning.
Requirements
Degree required: A Level 8 Degree (Bachelor’s) or Level 9 Degree (Master’s) in any field, or equivalent qualifications with sufficient work experience assessed by ATU.
Degree offered: MSc in Sustainable Food Systems
Language: English (no specific proficiency test mentioned)
Instruction: English
- Ability to engage in independent research and project work
- Basic proficiency in online learning platforms and digital tools
- Strong analytical and critical thinking skills
- Applicants with other qualifications and relevant work experience may be considered through ATU Sligo’s Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) process
- No nationality restrictions mentioned
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How to apply
Deadline: February (for September start) or October (for January start); closing dates vary by course webpage
Applicants must apply through the official ATU application portal. The process involves submitting academic transcripts, proof of work experience (if applicable), and completing the online application form. Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) applications may require additional documentation. Detailed instructions are available on the ATU Sligo course webpage.
- Academic transcripts (Level 8 or Level 9 degree)
- Proof of work experience (if applicable)
- Application form
- Statement of purpose or personal statement (if required)
- Proof of English proficiency (if applicable)
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