MS Food Science and Technology is a research based 2 year course that is introduced to meet the increased requirements in the food sector. Through the extensive course study, this program will enable students to learn the concepts of food safety, food processing, and more. They will ensure the quality of food supply. The future job opportunities include Food analysts, Food technologist, Food inspector, private and public organizations, health forums, lecturer at several universities.
Some of the HEC recognised universities offering MS Food Science and Technology are:
The post-graduate degree in Food Science and Technology will enable students to work in various organizations. They can look forward to both public and private sector jobs. The graduates will be capable of doing lectures at any prestigious university. The students after successfully getting the degree can work as Food Technologist at various Food industries including; Nestle, Mary Gold, Dawn, Engro, and many more.
Some of the courses from the course outline put forth by HEC are:
For the betterment of the Food sector in our country. Students should be encouraged to do a master’s degree to perform research for the development and growth in the food sector. It will provide insight and in-depth knowledge of various factors of foods.
Graduates of Food Science and Technology can further pursue a Ph.D. degree in Food science and Technology. The doctorate degree is of 3 years and helps students to learn more insights with the help of the research work.
A: Applicants must hold a 16-year degree (BS/MSc) in Food Science, Nutrition, Chemistry, Biology, or a related field with at least 2.5 CGPA or 60% marks, and must qualify for GAT or the university’s entrance test.
A: Leading institutions include the University of Karachi, University of Agriculture Faisalabad (UAF), Punjab University, NUST, and COMSATS University Islamabad.
A: The program typically spans 2 years, combining coursework, laboratory research, and a final thesis project.
A: Key subjects include Food Chemistry, Food Processing, Food Microbiology, Quality Control, Food Engineering, and Nutrition Science.