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2 Food Sciences MSc Degree Programs in Mexico


Autonomous University of the State of Hidalgo
Master in Food Science
- Pachuca, Mexico
MSc
On-Campus
Spanish
The purpose of the Master in Food Science is to study the aspects that have to do with the use, characterization, and conservation of agri-food products and by-products, to respond to social demands and face the challenges posed by the transformations of the contemporary world in the food field.


Technological University of Mixteca
MASTER OF SCIENCE: NATURAL PRODUCTS AND FOODS
- México, Mexico
MSc
On-Campus
Spanish
To train specialists of the high level of educational and human quality in the areas of Chemistry, Biochemistry, Food Engineering, Food Sciences, or related areas, capable of carrying out scientific, technological, professional, and teaching activities in the chemistry of natural products and foods that contribute to the development of science and technology, and participate in the training of high-level academic human resources.
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Studying Food Sciences at the Master's level in Mexico offers a unique blend of cultural richness and scientific inquiry. This discipline delves into food chemistry, safety, and technology, equipping you with the skills to address contemporary food issues, from sustainability to food innovation.
Through courses in food microbiology, product development, and quality control, you'll gain in-depth knowledge of food systems and processing methods. Practical applications might include conducting research on novel food preservation techniques or exploring traditional Mexican food practices and their impacts on health and culture. The learning environment fosters independence and curiosity as you engage with diverse perspectives related to global food supply chains.
Graduates with a Master’s degree in Food Sciences often find pathways in research organizations, food industry companies, and public health sectors. The emphasis on applied research in Mexico prepares you for various roles, such as food technologist, quality assurance manager, or nutrition consultant, where your skills can contribute to improving food security and health.