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University of Adelaide

  • 28% international / 72% domestic

Master of Global Food and Nutrition Science

  • Masters (Coursework)

Creating safe, nutritious, sustainable, and equitable food systems is a growing global challenge. New ways of thinking and problem-solving are needed to secure and stabilise our future.

Key details

Degree Type
Masters (Coursework)
Duration
2 years full-time
Course Code
3CM257, 109094F
Intake Months
Jul, Feb
International Fees
$52,000 per year / $104,000 total

About this course

Feed the world

Creating safe, nutritious, sustainable, and equitable food systems is a growing global challenge. New ways of thinking and problem-solving are needed to secure and stabilise our future. Make the most of your talent for chemistry and engineering by developing sought-after specialist skills and become a leader in this expanding field.

Study locations

Waite Campus

What you will learn

Our Master of Global Food and Nutrition Science is technology and innovation focused, with global relevance at all levels. You will:

  • expand your knowledge of nutrigenomics and metabolic nutrition
  • apply sensory and flavour science to new product development
  • investigate emerging processing and preservation techniques
  • consider value-adding and reformulation advances
  • deep dive into current food trends and opportunities for industry
  • critically evaluate local, national, and international legislative and regulatory policy
  • tackle issues of equity and social justice
  • build peer relationships in your own learning space, within the University's dedicated Food Innovation Laboratory
  • complete an independent capstone research project.

Career pathways





  • Brand new food science labs and kitchen facilities
  • Ranked in top 200 globally for Food Science & Technology *
  • Producing scientific research 'well above world standard'

*Academic Ranking of World Universities by Subject, 2022






Course structure

To qualify for the Master of Global Food and Nutrition Science, students must satisfactorily complete a program of study consisting of the following courses with a combined total of not less than 48 units, comprising:
  • Core courses to the value of 27 units
  • Capstone Project to the value of 12 units
  • Elective courses to the value of 9 units