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Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna
AGROECOLOGY 26 – A transdisciplinary approach to truly sustainable agricultural and food systems
- Pisa, Italy
Course
Full time
5 days
On-Campus
English
AGROECOLOGY 26 intends to introduce students to the complex and multifaceted world of agroecology through a transdisciplinary approach, enabling them to acquire basic knowledge and awareness of the importance of the interactions between agro-environmental and socio-economic components as the foundation of the dynamics of transformation of agro-food systems towards true sustainability, and to understand how and why the agro-ecological approach can provide concrete solutions to the great challenges of our time.
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Vocational Qualification in Food Production (Top-up)
- Rauma, Finland
Course
Full time
12 months
On-Campus
English, Finnish
Advance your skills and expertise in the field of food production with a 12-month top-up program. Designed for applicants with prior experience in the industry. Located in Rauma, Finland, renowned as a hub of food production in the country. The program offers a unique learning environment surrounded by industry excellence.
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Food Technology degree programs focus on the science and processes involved in food production, preservation, and safety. This field plays a crucial role in addressing global food challenges, from enhancing nutritional quality to ensuring food security.
Through courses in food chemistry, quality assurance, and food safety regulations, students learn to develop, test, and improve food products. The curriculum often includes hands-on laboratory work that fosters independence as students engage with new concepts and techniques. Students typically explore packaging technologies, sensory evaluation methods, and food processing techniques, preparing them for diverse roles in the food industry.
Graduates from these programs often pursue careers as food technologists, quality control analysts, or product developers. They gain skills in managing production processes and ensuring compliance with health and safety standards, contributing to the overall quality of food products in the market. This knowledge not only enhances their employability but also supports their growth as professionals committed to improving food systems globally.