41. Food Science And Technology Suggested Curriculum FD SCI 191A Seminar food science Profession, 1. GEN ED Requirement, 3. Spring Semester (17 credits). CHEM 112 general Chemistry for science and Engineering Majors, http://www.umass.edu/foodsci/fstechcurric.html

Food Science and Technology Suggested Curriculum Food Science and Technology majors learn the principles of chemistry, biochemistry, microbiology, physics and engineering as they apply to foods. Areas of study may include: food technology stability of processed foods food safety food chemistry toxicological studies environmental policy food industry management food policy and regulation consumer relations Food Science and Technology Option Suggested Curriculum Freshman Year Fall Semester (17 credits) Credits CHEM 111 General Chemistry for Science and Engineering Majors MATH 127 Calculus for the Life and Social Sciences I ENGLWP 112 College Writing FD SCI 150 The Science of Food or 101 Food and Health FD SCI 191A Seminar: Food Science Profession GEN ED Requirement Spring Semester (17 credits) CHEM 112 General Chemistry for Science and Engineering Majors MATH 128 Calculus for the Life and Social Sciences II COMP SCI 105 Computer Literacy or 121 Intro. to Problem Solving w/Computers BIOL 102 Introductory Animal Biology for Non-Biological Science Majors GEN ED Requirement Sophomore Year Fall Semester (16 credits) PHYSIC 131/133 Introductory Physics I with Lab.

42. Get A Grip : : Food - Design To Delivery food science and Technology Link to NRE dept Link to UMass ungrad program; Plant and Soil science general Studies Link to NRE dept Link to UMass ungrad program. http://www.umass.edu/nre/getagrip/clueless/food.html

College of Natural Resources and the Environment UMass Amherst Food: design to delivery link to more info on this program within the NRE department website link to more info on this program within the UMass guide to undergraduate programs link to more info on 2-year Associate's degree programs within Stockbridge School Growers and research scientists Farmers and other growers have been selectively saving seed and cross-pollinating plants for many years to improve the quality of plant strains and to create new breeds with the best properties of two different plants. Research scientists use the same principles but with more sophisticated tools to create new plant varieties that have better nutritional properties. They also find ways to stabilize nutrients so less of them are lost in processing and transportation. Training Routes Environmental Biology Microbiology Food Science and Technology Sustainable Agriculture Plant and Soil Science General Studies Food scientists Food scientists strive to create food products that provide the nourishment our bodies need. Some of their efforts focus on minimizing the loss of inherent nutrients during processing and transportation. Other efforts focus on adding in nutrients that are not inherent to a particular food, or decreasing the levels of less desirable contents, such as the amount of trans-fatty acids in sandwich cookies.

43. Food Science & Technology: General And Reference QUESTIONS COMMENTS. food science Technology general and Reference. TITLE/AUTHOR, PRICE. Dictionary of Nutrition and food Technology 7th edition (Bender), 98.95. http://www.chipsbooks.com/sltg.htm

C.H.I.P.S. HOME PAGE FOOD SCIENCE TITLE LIST MANUAL ORDER FORM ... QUESTIONS COMMENTS General and Reference TITLE/AUTHOR PRICE Dictionary of Nutrition and Food Technology 7th edition (Bender) Dimensions of Food 5th edition (Vaclavik) Environmentally Friendly Food Processing (Mattson) Essentials of Food Science 2nd edition (Vaclavik) ... What's Cooking in Chemistry? How Leading Chemists Succeed in the Kitchen (Bell) Prices subject to change - Prices are in U.S. Dollars Go Back to C.H.I.P.S. Subject List

44. K-State Food Science Institute - Academic Programs, Undergraduate Food Science A general Education Requirements Distance education students must meet KSU general Education Requirements. food science and Industry Professional Course http://foodsci.k-state.edu/academics/distance/bs.html

Newsletter Special Events/Workshops Calendar What's New ... Contact Us Search Food Science Institute Kansas State University About the Institute Academic Programs ... Home Academic Programs Distance Education Bachelor's Degree Completion Program Students who apply to the Food Science Degree Completion program must have already earned a minimum of 60 semester credit hours with a 2.0 overall minimum GPA. A total of 126 hours is required for graduation. A minimum of 30 KSU semester hours are required and 20 of the last 30 hours must be from KSU. Only 63 hours can be accepted from two-year colleges. Options Students must select on of two options are available in this program. The Science option or the Food Business and Operations Management option. The science option emphasizes the basic sciences and prepares you for more technical jobs, product development, and graduate school. Students in the business option must minor in either business, agribusiness, or agricultural economics as they prepare for management and other opportunities in the food industry. Science option Numerous Humanities/Social Science and Elective courses are offered through KSU Distance Education. Not all Food Science courses listed are available through Distance Education at this time.

45. K-State Food Science Institute - Academic Programs, Undergraduate Food Science A accepted into the food science Bachelor s Degree Completion program must complete 6 credit hours of 300 level or higher university general education courses http://foodsci.k-state.edu/academics/distance/general-requirements.html

Newsletter Special Events/Workshops Calendar What's New ... Contact Us Search Food Science Institute Kansas State University About the Institute Academic Programs ... Home Academic Programs Bachelor's Degree Completion Program General Requirements Students accepted into the Food Science Bachelor's Degree Completion program must complete 6 credit hours of 300 level or higher university general education courses from K-State. College of Ag General Education Worksheet Adobe Acrobat file) General Requirements - Courses highlighted in bold type are offered through Distance Education. ENGL 100 Expository Writing I ENGL 200 Expository Writing II SPCH 105 Public Speaking IA or SPCH 106 Public Speaking I Additional communications course ECON 110 Macroeconomics Social science and humanities MATH 100 College Algebra BIOL 198 Principles of Biology BIOL 455 General Microbiology CHM 210 Chemistry I CHM 230 Chemistry II FDSCI 302 Intro to Food Science FDSCI 305 Fund of Food Processing FDSCI 607 Food Microbiology FN 400 Human Nutrition FDSCI 500 Food Science Seminar Denotes courses meeting university general education requirements. Other professional electives can be substituted as appropriate.

46. Food Science Management Business / Economics / Finance Business Economics Industries Hospitality, Travel Tourism food science Small Business - general . http://topics.practical.org/browse/Food_Science

topics.practical.org Food Science Fast Food Nation: The Dark Side of the All-American Meal Eric Schlosser Fast food restaurants United States ... Cooking

47. FST Food Science Option TERM, COURSE TITLE, COURSE , CREDITS. Freshman Year. Fall Quarter food science Orientation, FST 101, 01. general Chemistry, CH 221, 05. English Composition, WR 121, 03. http://oregonstate.edu/dept/foodsci/undergrd/fsopt.htm

UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM The Food Science Option DESCRIPTION AND BACKGROUND Food Science and Technology is the application of science and engineering principles to the design, analysis, processing, packaging, production, preparation, evaluation and storage of foods, food ingredients, and beverages. The Food Scientist may specialize in: biotechnology, carbohydrates, citrus by-products, dairy, food engineering, food laws and regulations, food microbiology, food packaging, food service, fruit and vegetable products, international affairs, muscle foods, nutrition, quality assurance, refrigerated and frozen foods, seafood products, sensory evaluation, toxicology and safety evaluation. Typical jobs in the field would include: product development and design, production management, quality assurance and control, technical sales, regulatory affairs, research support, teaching, distribution of food aid commodities in developing countries, high pressure processing, food labeling, consulting, production flow, analytical testing, packaging, sanitation, and crop rotation. The Food Science Option includes all courses required by the Education Committee of the Institute of Food Technologists (the professional society of international food scientists). IFT involvement also allows students to be eligible for Institute of Food Technologist sponsored scholarships.

48. School Of Food Science & Nutrition - Academic Programme food science (Honours) (food Technology Bioprocessing). Pass with grade E in general Paper AND; Pass in two subjects other than general Paper with grade E, OR; http://www.ums.edu.my/ssmp/eacad.html

ACADEMIC PROGRAMME Undergraduate Postgraduate UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMMES Back to Top The programme is designed to enable students to obtain the necessary knowledge required in the field of food science and nutrition. Graduates of this programme are meant for employment in the food industry, research institutions, health services, education and teaching. The programme leads to the degree of: B.Sc. Food Science (Honours) The programme is designed to expose and familiarise students in the area of both food processing and food engineering. Graduates of this programme are suited to work in food based industries either in the government, semi-government or the private sector, as well as in teaching and research. The programme leads to the degree of: B.Sc. Food Science (Honours) Entry Requirement Pass the Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (Malaysia Certificate of Education) or other examination deemed similiar with a credit in Bahasa Malaysia. Pass in one sitting the Sijil Tinggi Persekolahan Malaysia (Malaysia High School Certificate) or other examination deemed similiar with at least: Pass with grade E in General Paper AND Pass in two subjects other than General Paper with grade E

49. WHO: General Food Safety Links general food safety links. Health Canada, Canada Center for food Safety and Applied Nutrition, food and Drug Administration, USA - food science and Standards http://www.who.int/entity/foodsafety/links/general/en/

English Search Home Countries Health topics ... Consumer education Food Safety About Contact us Publications Related links Location: WHO WHO sites Food Safety Related links ... printable version General food safety links OTHER WHO PROGRAMMES RELATED TO FOOD SAFETY Communicable Disease Surveillance and Response International Programme on Chemical Safety (IPCS) Nutrition Protection of the Human Environment ... Water and Sanitation WHO REGIONAL OFFICES Africa (AFRO) The Americas/Pan American Health Organization (AMRO/PAHO) Eastern Mediterranean (EMRO) Europe (EURO) ... Western Pacific (WPRO) WHO COLLABORATING CENTRES For food contamination monitoring: Bureau of Chemical Safety, Health Canada, Canada Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition, Food and Drug Administration, USA Food Science and Standards Division, Food Safety Authority of Ireland Food Science Laboratory, Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, UK ... National Food Agency of Denmark, Denmark National Public Health Laboratory, Kenya Qatar Food Control Laboratory, Qatar For foodborne listeriosis: Laboratoire des Listeria, Institut Pasteur, France

50. THE EUROPEAN FEDERATION OF FOOD SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY food science and Technology will have a very broad definition and and societies with an interest in food S T, and i) general Assembly of member organisations. http://www.effost.org/Main page/constitution.htm

THE EUROPEAN FEDERATION OF FOOD SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY- A REGIONAL GROUPING OF THE INTERNATIONAL UNION OF FOOD SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY* CONSTITUTION 1. Purpose EFFoST is an international umbrella organisation for European Food Science and Technology. Its primary purposes are to A. Provide a framework for co-operation among national, regional and global professional societies and their members 2. Specific Objectives Objective 1 : To promote contact and understanding between food professionals in industry, universities, research organisations, consumer organisations, governments and the European Commission Objective 2: To promote rapid technology development and transfer from ideas/research into industrial applications to improve European competitiveness, carefully taking into consideration consumer acceptability as well as wholesomeness, safety and environmental aspects Objective 3 : To promote professional development and educational excellence within Food Science and Technology Objective 4: To promote harmonisation of food science education and food legislation/enforcement programmes throughout Europe and, through co-operation with the other branches and organisations of IUFoST, promote global harmonisation.

51. Department Of Food Science & Nutrition Proficiency test available. Natural science general Education course (Fall, Spring, and Summer semesters, 3 credits) Staff. NFS 227 Introduction to food. http://www.uri.edu/cels/fsn/coursedesc.html

Careers in Nutrition Description of the Option Course Requirements Four-year plan of study ... Department Home Course Descriptions NFS 110 - Introduction to Nutrition and Dietetics Description of the educational and experiential requirements of a Registered Dietitian and a Nutritionist. Career opportunities discussed. Designed for students entering the Nutrition and Dietetics major. (Spring semester, 1 credit) English NFS 207 - General Nutrition Fundamental concepts of the science of nutrition with application to the individual, community, and world. Proficiency test available. [Natural Science General Education course] (Fall, Spring, and Summer semesters, 3 credits) Staff NFS 227 - Introduction to Food Relationship of food to nutrition and organic chemistry. Use of nutrition guides to plan menus for populations of different ages and/or cultural backgrounds. (Fall semester, lecture and laboratory, 3 credits, prerequisite NFS 207) Handley NFS 236 - Computer Applications in Nutrition and Dietetics Basic computer operation and the use and comparison of microcomputer software programs in nutrition and dietetics (Fall semester, laboratory, 1 credit, prerequisite NFS 207)

52. Department Of Food Science & Nutrition and a bachelor’s degree in food science or closely related field. Candidates lacking undergraduate courses in biological science, general chemistry, organic http://www.uri.edu/cels/fsn/grad.html

Undergraduate Program Graduate Program Dietetic Internship Courses ... College Home College of the Environment and Life Sciences DEPARTMENT OF NUTRITION AND FOOD SCIENCES 106 Ranger Hall, Kingston, RI 02881 Graduate Coordinator: Professor Geoffrey Greene E-Mail: gwg@uri.edu Phone: GRADUATE PROGRAM Overview The department of Nutrition and Food Sciences offers the MS and PhD degrees with specialization in food science and in nutrition. Under the nutrition graduate program, the department offers an accredited Dietetics Internship. Nutrition Specializations Nutritional status and food behavior of high risk population groups: dietary behavior change to reduce chronic disease risk; nutrition issues related to aging and weight management; diet and exercise; energy and macronutrient metabolism; metabolic regulation and energy balance. Master of Science Admission requirements The master’s program in nutrition requires the GRE and a bachelor’s degree.

53. Courseseq400: Food Science general Microbiology (4); 11400401 Intro to food Engineering Fundamentals (4); Course fulfilling Areas III, IV or V (3); Option Elective Course in food science ( http://aesop.rutgers.edu/~small/curric/courseseq400.htm

Illustrative Course Sequence for Cook Students Majoring inFood Science (400) Please Read This First: Introduction to the Course Sequence Models Food Biological Technologies Option Food Chemistry Option Food Operations/Management Option ... Cook College Home Page Food Biological Technologies Option Please Read This First: Introduction to the Course Sequence Models First Year, Fall Term 11:015:101 Perspectives (2) 01:355:101 Expository Writing (3) 01:119:101 General Biology (4) 01:160:161 General Chemistry (4) 01:640:135 Calculus I (4) Total Semester Credits: 17- Cumulative Total Credits: First Year, Spring Term 01:355:201 Research in the Disciplines or equivalent (3) 01:119:102 General Biology (4) 01:160:162 General Chemistry (4) 01:160:171 Introduction to Experimentaion (1) 01:640:136 Calculus II (4) 01:198:110 Introdution to Computers (3) Total Semester Credits: 19 Cumulative Total Credits: 36 Second Year, Fall Term 11:400:201 Principles of Food Science (3) 11:400:202 Principlies of Food Science Lab (2) 01:160:307 Organic Chemistry (4) 01:160:311 Organic Chemistry Lab (2) 01:750:193 Physics for the Sciences (4)* 01:960:211 Statistics I (3) OR 01:960401 Basic Statistics for Research (3) Total Semester Credits: 18 Cumulative Total Credits: 54 *New course as of Fall 2001. Students who have previously taken 01:750:111 Contemporary Physics (3) need not take course 193.

54. Nutrition And Food Science, UM Libraries Search for information on many health topics including the medical sciences, food sciences and nutrition, childcare, sports medicine and general health. http://www.lib.umd.edu/MCK/GUIDES/nutrition.html

Guides to Info. Resources Agriculture and Natural Resources NUTRITION AND FOOD SCIENCE SCOPE: This guide includes the major reference sources, both electronic and print, for the literature in nutrition and food science. Although some of the sources selected here do include animal nutrition, the main focus of this guide is human nutrition and food for human consumption (for sources specific to animal nutrition consult the Animal Science and Veterinary Medicine guides). Contact the subject area specialist, Barbara Nail-Chiwetalu, at bnailchi@umd.edu or call (301)405-9546 for more information. Contents Guides to the Nutrition and Food Science Literature Encyclopedias and Dictionaries Handbooks and Other Selected Reference Sources Locating Sources Using the Catalog ... Hot Topics Nutrition and Food Science in the News Guides to the Nutrition and Food Science Literature Brodgon, Jennie, and Wallace C. Olsen. The Contemporary and Historical Literature of Food Science and Human Nutrition. Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 1995. LOCATION(S): McKeldin Reference Stacks CALL NUMBER: TX357.C564 1995

55. BS/MS Food Science And Technology 331L Laboratory in Organic Chemistry (3) CHEM 332 Organic Chemistry (4) PHYS 111 general Physics (4) PHYS 112 general Physics (1316 (39) food science AND HUMAN http://www.fcs.iastate.edu/fshn/ugrad/fst_bsms.htm

B.S/M.S. PROGRAM IN FOOD SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY Iowa State University 2003-2005 Bulletin Administered by the Department of Food Science and Human Nutrition This is an accelerated program for well-qualified undergraduate students who wish to obtain an advanced degree. It is intended for students who show the drive, creativity, and ability to conduct independent research. Students in this program will meet all the requirements for both the B.S. and the M.S. degrees. Only students in the Food Science and Technology option are eligible and should have a 3.5 or higher GPA through the first semester of their junior year, at which time they apply for formal admission to the graduate program. Students are then admitted to the Graduate College at the beginning of the senior year and can take courses to fulfill their graduate degree requirements concurrently with courses for the B.S. degree. UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM: (9.5) COMMUNICATIONS and LIBRARY

56. FSHN Undergraduate Scholarships general CFCS FSHN SCHOLARSHIPS. Jean Bacon Louis Scholarship is given to an undergraduate majoring in dietetics, food science with consumer food science option http://www.fcs.iastate.edu/fshn/ugrad/ugschol.htm

Department of Food Science and Human Nutrition Iowa State University, Ames, IA 50011-1120 Undergraduate FSHN Scholarships and Awards for 2004-2005 School Year APPLICANTS MUST BE CURRENTLY ENROLLED AS AN UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT IN THE DEPARTMENT OF FOOD SCIENCE AND HUMAN NUTRITION, AND BE CURRENTLY ENROLLED IN FSHN AT THE TIME OF DISTRIBUTION OF FUNDS TO BE ELIGIBLE FOR RECEIPT OF AWARD. CRITERIA FOR SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS ARE BASED ON ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE, PROFESSIONAL PROMISE, AND/OR FINANCIAL NEED ENTRY DEADLINE IS FEBRUARY 1, 2004 UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS Scholarships are given annually by the Department of Food Science and Human Nutrition to undergraduate students who have demonstrated academic excellence, professional promise, and financial need. Except where noted, a 3.0 GPA or higher is needed to be eligible for a department scholarship. To apply for a scholarship, complete the appropriate application form and return to Jean Tilley, 220 MacKay Hall by February 1, 2004.

57. General Nutrition Pages From Nutrition For Everyone free daily electronic newsletter for a general audience about basic nutritional biochemistry, visit The food Zone This for grade 8 to 12 science students which http://www.sfu.ca/~jfremont/nutrition.html

Nutrition and Food - Finding the Right Stuff Not Just for Nutritionists Great Nutrition on the Web Canada's Food Guide to Healthy Eating (the rainbow), a key Canadian nutrition site on the web, from Health Canada. Print out the corresponding exercise guide and booklet from this page or call 1-888-334-9769 if you live in Canada. Nutrition Navigator from Tufts University in the U.S. rates the nutrition web pages and provides a commentary on each site with the general public in mind. This makes it a valuable jump site for nutrition newbies and gives nutrition professionals new to the web a place to start their explorations. Take a trip Down Under mate to the Eat Well Live Well Research Information Centre at Monash University in Australia where you'll find nutrition articles and interactive quizzes for kids of all ages. Macleans's Magazine October article Eating Right If you are interested in reducing calories, fat and sodium in your favorite recipes, I wrote up a few suggestions for you. The Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada with nutrition information, recipes

58. Food And Food Science: Arbor Nutrition Guide Specific food organisations. page has links to meat and poultry science, industry associations This includes the Beef Handbook, which has general Information on http://arborcom.com/food_p.htm

Search and home pages Applied and clinical nutrition Food industry, agriculture Food service ... Food science FOOD INDUSTRY, AGRICULTURE General agricultural Food service industry Functional foods Specific food organisations General agricultural Yahoo! - Business and Economy:Companies:Health:Nutrition Alphabetical order, with additional sections for some common supplements such as Aloe Vera and anti-oxidants. NAL list: agribusiness and food industry associations Food Manufacturer's and industry associations lists from Iowa Extn. Reasonably long list of food manufacturers with web pages. A similar very useful list of mainly American food industry bodies is available on this site. "Food Outlook" (FAO) Newsletter providing "Global Information and Early Warning System" from FAO with statistics and reports on food and crop situation worldwide. Food Products directory Commercial food products broken down by food category. Based on sites registering themselves. CSIRO: Dpt. Food Science and Technology Good section on food law and safety, the food industry, and on Australian sites. Foodshow On-line exhibit for food products. Need to register.

59. Norfolk State University FSN 450 Professional Seminar, 3. cr hrs. FSN 460 Quantity food Production, 3. cr hr. SOC 101 Social science, 3. cr hrs. TOTAL, 33. cr hrs. general Education, 40. cr hrs. http://www.nsu.edu/schools/sciencetech/chemistry/rchemnutri.html

Chemistry Programs Chemistry Chemistry: Pre- Medicine B.S. Chemistry / ... DNIMAS Departments Allied Health Biology Chemistry Computer Science ... Schools of NSU Chemistry: Food Science and Nutrition Sequence First Year CHM 223 General Chemistry I cr hr CHM 221L General Chemistry Lab I cr hr CHM 224 General Chemistry II cr hrs CHM 222L General Chemistry Lab II cr hr CSC 150 Computer Concepts cr hrs ENG 101 Communication Skills I cr hr ENG 102 Communication Skills II cr hrs FSN 102 Prof Experiences Seminar cr hrs FSN 110 The Science of Human Nutrition cr hrs cr hrs MTH 153 cr hrs MTH 184 Calculus cr hrs PED 100 Fundamentals of Fitness for Life cr hrs TOTAL cr hrs Second Year Humanities from the Core cr hrs cr hrs CHM 321 Organic Chemistry cr hrs CHM 321L Organic Chemistry Lab cr hrs CHM 322 Organic Chemistry cr hrs CHM 323L cr hrs CHM 331 Analytical Chemistry I cr hrs CHM 331L Analytical Chemistry I Lab cr hrs FSN 160 Food Cost Control cr hr FSN 312 Nutrition for Life Cycle cr hrs TOTAL cr hrs Third Year CHM 313 Biochemistry cr hrs CHM 313L Biochemistry Lab cr hr CHM 332 Analytical Chemistry II cr hr CHM 332L Analytical Chemistry II Lab cr hrs FSN 320 Food Service Administration cr hrs FSN 330 Scientific Food Development cr hrs FSN 330L Sciences Food Development Lab

60. General Nutrition - Nutrition Navigator - Tufts University Information Center (Score 24 out of 25) Sponsor US general Services Administration Institute of food science and Technology (Score 23 out of 25) Sponsor http://navigator.tufts.edu/general/

Among the Best Better than Most Average Not Recommended Dole 5-A-Day (Score: 24 out of 25) Sponsor: Dole Food Company, Inc. An award-winning site that educates kids, parents, and teachers alike about why fruits and vegetables are so good for you. (Score: 24 out of 25) Sponsor: US FDA (Food and Drug Administration) This complex site provides access to many government resources on nutrition and is best used with a specific topic in mind due to its sheer size. Federal Citizen Information Center (Score: 24 out of 25) Sponsor: US General Services Administration Click here for access to hundreds of educational materials on health, food, and nutrition; all have been published and reviewed by government agencies. Food Safety Project (Score: 24 out of 25) Sponsor: Iowa State University Extension The Iowa State Extension Service has made food safety education a priority; this well-designed site provides lots of information and resources useful to consumers, health professionals, and educators. Food Safety Website (Score: 24 out of 25) Sponsor: North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service Vegetarian Resource Group (Score: 24 out of 25) Sponsor: Vegetarian Resource Group Substantive, well-organized, and balanced material providing news, recipes, nutrition information, links, and ideas for those interested in eating a vegetarian diet.

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