By bridging the gap between food technology and health sciences, the MSc in Food Science and Nutrition gives students the knowledge and abilities they need to lead and innovate in the food and nutrition industry. In order to address global issues like food security, hunger, and dietary health, this curriculum aims to stimulate critical thinking and provide solutions.
Food chemistry, microbiology, functional foods, and public health nutrition are among the topics that students study. The course examines the science underlying food production, safety, and quality while emphasising the importance of nutrition in enhancing human health, with a focus on sustainability and innovation.
Whether it's developing healthier food products, ensuring safety standards, or driving research in nutrition science, graduates of this program are prepared to make a meaningful impact. Career opportunities span across food industries, research organisations, healthcare institutions, and public health sectors, empowering students to shape a healthier and more sustainable future for communities worldwide.
Hands-on training in food safety, quality control, and innovative product development.
Two-year (2) course with two semesters in a year.
ICT-enabled smart classrooms.
MoUs with various organisations.
Incubation centre for financial support in innovative projects and startups.
Nodal Center of Virtual Lab.
NPTEL centre of IITM.
In India, professionals with 5+ years of experience earn varying salaries based on location, company, and individual knowledge.
According to a report by Adzuna.com, the global market is projected to grow at a CAGR of 29.1% by 2033.
1 million+ Job Opportunities worldwide for experienced professionals.
here are several postgraduate programs and degrees you can pursue after completing an MSc, which are as follows: