Food Innovation Lincoln University Canterbury

Overview

This master’s degree Food Innovation from Lincoln University Canterbury that seeds the technical skills, nutritional and biochemical knowledge to innovate in the global food industry. 

You can complete the programme in 12 months if you start in February or July which includes a summer semester which runs from November to February.

You’ll gain an awareness of the market challenges and issues in developing new food products, and learn about food quality, composition and processing safety, human nutrition and sensory evaluation.

You’ll graduate with the abilities to succeed in both national and international companies, and even be able to design and create your own unique products.

How you’ll grow

• By developing an understanding of how food composition and processing affects food quality.
• The factors that drive consumer appreciation of foods, food biochemistry, food microbiology and food toxins.
• Strong skills in applied research and problem-based learning. 

Career opportunities

As a graduate of the Master of Science in Food Innovation, you’ll be ready for roles like Food Scientist, Product Development Scientist, Food Safety Officer, Laboratory Analyst, Quality Control Supervisor, Production Supervisor, Food Biochemist or Food Consultant.