AgriFood production, Food safety and precision nutrition (UHOH, QUB, UAM)
| Study location | Germany, Stuttgart |
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| Type | Master - Technical/Production, full-time |
| Nominal duration | 2 years (120 ECTS) |
| Study language | English |
| Tuition fee | €16,500.00 per year |
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| Entry qualification | Bachelor diploma (or higher) A prior degree from one of the following fields is required: - Agrarian sciences The eligibility of additional degrees will be considered by the admission commitee. The entry qualification documents are accepted in the following languages: English / German. Often you can get a suitable transcript from your school. If this is not the case, you will need official translations along with verified copies of the original. |
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| Language requirements | English A language level of B2 CEFR is required. The following options are accepted by default as documentation of B2 language level at University of Hohenheim: - TOEFL internet based (at least 90 points) Eligibility of other forms of proof for a B2 level of English will be considered on case-by-case basis by the admission commitee. |
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Overview
Contact person at University of Hohenheim
Andreas Glombitza-Cevey
andreas.glombitza@uni-hohenheim.de
+49 711 459 24071
Semester 1 – AgriFood Science and Engineering – University of Hohenheim
Semester 2 – Food integrity of the supply chains. Applied and advanced systems for food control – Queen’s University of Belfast
Semester 3 – Functional Foods and Precision Nutrition – Autonomous University of Madrid
Semester 4 – Thesis – University of Hohenheim
Please note that this study path may be subject to change before the programme starts.
Programme structure
Semester 1 – AgriFood Science and Engineering – University of Hohenheim
This track will cover the “front” end of the food system namely primary production principles as well as conversion and processing to value added ingredients and innovative food products. Some knowledge on use of byproduct streams will be provided. With primary production, a focus will be on agricultural technologies as well as some plant sciences. A new module “AgFoodTech” will provide students with an introduction and overview to the specific track.
Semester 2 – Food integrity of the supply chains. Applied and advanced systems for food control – Queen’s University of Belfast
This track will cover from the environment to the consumer with an emphasis on incorporating new innovations with emerging technologies and how to design those get approval and acceptance for implementation.
Semester 3 – Functional Foods and Precision Nutrition – Autonomous University of Madrid
This track will allow the students to acquire knowledge and skills related to the action/s and effect/s of bioactive food compounds on human health status. The students will explore novel entrepreneurial venues through the application of functional foods specifically designed for precision nutrition, for both healthy individuals and chronic diseases patients. This objective will be pursued through training on cutting-edge methods and techniques within the area of Molecular Nutrition and Foodomics in order to understand the role of functional foods on maintaining/enhancing human health in a personalized manner. Concepts linked to genetics and genomics will be introduced so the students can immerse into the most recent aspects of precision nutrition and explore their relevance on consumer welfare.
Semester 4 – Thesis – University of Hohenheim
Career opportunities
Information about career opportunities
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