Lakeland’s Food Safety and Quality program blends the sciences of Biology and Chemistry with best business practices to prepare students for careers in food processing. Graduates will be well-rounded manufacturing professionals equipped to advance in the production of food while also possessing finance, management philosophy, and other skills needed to lead people to their potential.

Graduates from the Food and Nutrition Management Ontario College Graduate Certificate program take their careers in the food services industry to the next level. This one-year program builds on your culinary/hospitality skills and gives you the knowledge and real-world experience needed to succeed in the lucrative healthcare sector of the food services industry.

This program provides a strong foundation in quality management systems and food safety principles essential for meeting industry standards and achieving desired outcomes. Through supervised training, students gain the skills and qualifications needed to become competent food safety and quality professionals, capable of efficiently managing the entire food supply chain.

Step into the world of food and technology. Learn how to develop new, healthy and innovative foods.

The demand for professionals with expertise in food safety science is growing rapidly. Students pursuing the Graduate Certificate in Food Safety complete three core science courses centered on foodborne pathogens, toxicology, and epidemiology plus one approved food safety-related elective. These courses are available to concurrent graduate students or to Lifelong Education students. The certificate courses are immediately applicable to students current positions while, at the same time, preparing them for future leadership roles within food regulation and industry.

The Graduate Certificate in Food Security is designed to give students an overview of the key concepts, challenges, and strategies involved in ensuring reliable access to safe, nutritious food. The pr...

The program combines a Bachelor of Science in Biology with a Master of Arts in Specialization (M.A.S.) in Food Safety and Technology. It is designed for students interested in understanding the scienc...

In the Dietetics program at Montana State, students interested in pursuing a career as a registered dietician gain a strong foundational understanding in food and nutrition, food service management and clinical nutrition. At the conclusion of their undergraduate study, Dietetics students should be prepared to enter a graduate degree-level dietetic internship such as the Montana Dietetic Internship, which is required in order to be eligible to take the exam for dietetic registration.

The Bachelor's in Sustainable Plant Systems with a focus on Fresh Produce Safety focuses on equipping students with the knowledge and skills necessary to ensure the safety and quality of fresh produce...

The dietetics program at BGSU is a 4-year didactic program, otherwise known as a DPD, which leads to a Bachelor of Science Degree in Dietetics. Successful completion of the program is the first step to becoming a registered dietitian. Following completion of a Bachelor's Degree in Dietetics, graduates must apply for and complete an accredited dietetics internship and pass the national registration examination to become a registered dietitian.