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    4 Food and Beverage Technology programs found

    Bachelor Programs in Food and Beverage Studies Food and Beverage Business Food and Beverage Technology

    If you make the decision to continue your studies to enter a specific career field or simply wish to continue learning, at the end of a standard course of study you can earn a bachelor’s degree. A versatile degree, the requirement of a bachelor's is becoming more and more prevalent in many professions.

    Have you always wondered how food and beverages are created? A  degree in culinary technology is the right field to put your passion to use. What is a Bachelor in Food and Beverage Technology? It's an exciting opportunity to potentially meet and positively influence the nutritional needs of the world. In this program, you may not only learn the science behind the creation of food and beverages, you may learn about the environmental affects and combine science with a strong curriculum in business management.

    You may learn skills that can carry you through a successful career and a rich and balanced life. In addition to potential laboratory data processing and agriculture industry education, you may also come to understand nutrition in a way that can significantly enhance your own life and health, and that of those around you.

    When you pursue a bachelor’s degree, the cost of your education depends on certain factors. These include the country and region in which you attend school, the specified tuition outlined, and the number of years you attend school.

    Following graduation, students are typically armed with the knowledge and experience to enter a meaningful and exciting field. You may have the opportunity to work as a chef, food engineer, or nutritionist, developing food and beverages that center on enjoyable and healthy nutrition that is also safe and sustainable. Your skills may also prepare you for ancillary roles, including process and equipment development manager, quality assurance engineer, and marketing director.

    When you earn a Bachelor in Food and Beverage Technology, the world is your classroom. You may have a variety of educational options, such as on-campus and online classes, or even a hybrid combination of both. Search for your program below and contact directly the admission office of the school of your choice by filling in the lead form.