Gastronomy Science and Food Innovation is a three-year BSc that blends food science, nutrition, sensory analysis and culinary practice. You’ll learn how to develop and improve food products—from raw materials and processing to flavour, quality and food safety. The first two years build practical culinary foundations alongside core scientific modules, while the final year focuses on advanced food science and product development skills through applied learning.
Gastronomy Science and Food Innovation is a three-year Bachelor of Science degree that integrates food science, nutrition, sensory analysis, and culinary practice. The program focuses on developing and enhancing food products, covering everything from raw material selection and processing to flavor, quality, and food safety.
The first two years of the program lay a solid foundation in practical culinary skills alongside essential scientific modules. In the final year, students delve into advanced food science and product development through hands-on learning experiences.
Indicative modules include:
Applied Learning:
Note: For a comprehensive semester-by-semester curriculum and module list, please refer to the program's official website.
There are currently no specific GRE, GMAT, or GPA requirements outlined for this program. However, prospective students should check the program's website for any updates or additional criteria.
Graduates of the Gastronomy Science and Food Innovation program can pursue various career paths in the food industry, focusing on product development, quality assurance, food safety management, and culinary innovation. The blend of scientific knowledge and culinary skills prepares students for opportunities in both commercial and research settings.
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