These are mandatory and all come with course.
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The Master of Food Science (MFS) program was launched in 2007 to prepare students for professional work in the food industry or government.
In the one-year program, you’ll gain a solid theoretical foundation in food science and valuable practical industry experience.
You’ll build connections, gain teamwork and communication skills, and learn theory that you can apply globally.
This professional program emphasises problem-based learning, so a thesis is not required; instead, you’ll gain valuable practical experience in a 3.5-month industry practicum.
MFS program is Canada's only program offering a one-year, non-thesis Master of Food Science degree.
Every year several practicum sites either hire or extend their student’s contracts.
After completing two semesters of coursework, the program culminates with a 15‑week summer practicum in which the students get hands-on experience working on a project in an industry or government setting.
$49,601
| Cost of living | 1 person | $7,800 |
| Accommodation | 1 bed room | $10,295 |
| Tuition | 1 person | $39,306 |
1) Transcripts
2) Letters Of Reference
3) English Language Proficiency
4) Statement of intent
5) CV/Resume
Possess a “first-class average” (or established equivalent) in a degree deemed as an eligible basis for admission, OR have academic qualifications that would have ranked them in the top 33% of students admitted to the graduate program to which they are applying, for the year prior to the date of their application.
Have English language proficiency, demonstrated via an accepted test, that can reasonably be expected to be brought up to the standard required by the graduate program to which the student has applied by completing ELI (or accepted equivalent) training in no more than one year.
Be recommended for the Conditional Admission Program by a UBC graduate program.
Students admitted via the Conditional Admission Program are not allowed to make academic progress toward their graduate degrees before they successfully complete the English language training program and are admitted without condition to the graduate program.
Note to graduate programs: Students cannot be admitted to the Conditional Admission Program through eVision. They must be admitted through the Faculty of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies via a manual letter. Please contact G+PS for information.
The GRE is not required.
Prior Degree Requirements Undergraduate degree in Food Science or related subject. Course Requirements The following subjects are prerequisites for the program and normally are taken before entering the program. Non Food Science Courses: Organic Chemistry - 2 courses Biochemistry - 2 courses Calculus - 1 course Physics - 2 courses Statistics - 1 course Microbiology- 2 courses And in the area of Food Science: Four courses (12 credits) from the following six core courses . Food Process Science (FNH 309) Food Chemistry I (FNH 301) Food Analysis (FNH 302) Food Laws, Regulations, & Quality Assurance (FNH 403) Micro Organisms in Food Systems (FNH 313) Principles in Food Engineering (FNH 300)
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