BSc Food Science & Human Nutrition Programme Overview

 
 
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Places for 2023: 25-30
 
Entry requirements
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rogramme requirement of O4/H7 Maths
One science subject is required
No 3
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Entry via CAO system, code 
MH222
 
 
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It is a 4-year programme
 
It is based around the core Maynooth Science programme, providing a
broad science background.
 
The programme will build on core understanding in nutritional science,
biology, and chemistry, as applied to food.
 
It has a 6-month work placement in 3
rd
 year
 
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Ingredients
Production
Products
Nutrition
 
The biological aspects of food and food spoilage
Chemical and rheological aspects around food materials, textures, and mixtures
Future foods, nutrachemicals, functional food products
Food product safety, quality assurance, and regulatory compliance
The role of taste, flavours, and texture
Global food security, sustainable foods, and the circular economy
Human nutrition, energy and metabolism, personalised nutrition, and  sports nutrition
The Focus of this programme
 
 
Year 1 – the foundation modules
 
60 core credits
 
Food, Diet and Health  (7.5 credits)
Food, Physiology And Exercise (7.5 credits)
 
Biology (15 credits)
Introductory Maths (15 credits)
Chemistry (15 credits)
 
 
 
Year 2 – strengthening the scientific foundations
 
Core modules 50 credits
Human Nutrition 1
Food Chemistry And Analysis
Energy & Metabolism
Food – Trends, Challenges And Opportunities
Biochemistry
Animal Physiology
Molecular Biology Of The Cell
Organic Chemistry
Physical Chemistry
Spectroscopy & Analytical Chemistry
May choose 10 credits from electives, critical skills, or additional modules in
chemistry or biology. Total 60 credits.
 
Food and nutrition
 
Biology
 
Chemistry
 
 
Year 3 – dedicated content and work placement
 
Core modules 30 credits
 
Food Choice - Taste and Flavours
Food Production Systems
Nutrition for Health and Performance
Food Microbiology
Nutrition As We Age
Food Rheology, Texture and Structure of Food
 
There is a 30 credit work placement or experiential learning module. This takes all
of second semester.
 
 
Year 4 – the option to specialise
 
Choose 9 of the following modules
Nutrition & Global Health
Personalised Nutrition
Food Safety and Authenticity
Nutrition within the Clinical Setting
Food Marketing and Product Development
Food Policy & Regulation
Nutrition within the Clinical Setting
Exercise and Nutrition: Health Promotion and Policy
Food Analysis and Quality Assurance
Sports Nutrition & Pharmacology
Future Foods – Functional and Sustainable Foods
Students will also undertake a 15-credit capstone project
 
 
Career Pathways
 
Graduates of this programme will be able to take up roles in
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
This programme is excellent preparation for students to progress to accredited postgraduate
programmes in the area of dietetics, as well as other postgraduate opportunities in the area of
public health and social policy.
 
There are opportunities for students to undertake research degrees, at Master’s and PhD level in a
variety of topics in the area of food science and nutrition.
 
 
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This BSc Food Science & Human Nutrition programme at Maynooth University offers a comprehensive understanding of nutrition, biology, and chemistry as applied to food. With a focus on ingredients, production, products, and nutrition, students explore various aspects of food science including food safety, quality assurance, and global food security. The programme includes a 6-month work placement in the third year and covers topics such as future foods, nutrition, and sustainable food practices.

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  1. MH222 MH222 Click to edit Master title style BSc Food Science & Human Nutrition BSc Food Science & Human Nutrition

  2. Click to edit Master title style A major sector, employing over 400,000 people A major sector, employing over 400,000 people

  3. Click to edit Master title style Examples in the Maynooth Hinterland Examples in the Maynooth Hinterland

  4. Click to edit Master title style BSc Food Science & Human Nutrition BSc Food Science & Human Nutrition - - 2023 2023 Places for 2023: 25-30 Entry requirements Programme requirement of O4/H7 Maths One science subject is required No 3rdLanguage Requirement Entry via CAO system, code MH222

  5. Click to edit Master title style MH222 MH222 - - BSc Food Science & Human Nutrition BSc Food Science & Human Nutrition It is a 4-year programme It is based around the core Maynooth Science programme, providing a broad science background. The programme will build on core understanding in nutritional science, biology, and chemistry, as applied to food. It has a 6-month work placement in 3rdyear

  6. Click to edit Master title style The Focus of this programme The Focus of this programme Ingredients Production Products Nutrition The Focus of this programme The biological aspects of food and food spoilage Chemical and rheological aspects around food materials, textures, and mixtures Future foods, nutrachemicals, functional food products Food product safety, quality assurance, and regulatory compliance The role of taste, flavours, and texture Global food security, sustainable foods, and the circular economy Human nutrition, energy and metabolism, personalised nutrition, and sports nutrition

  7. Click to edit Master title style Year 1 the foundation modules Core credits 60 core credits Food, Diet, Health, 7.5 Chemistry, 15 Food, Diet and Health (7.5 credits) Food, Physiology And Exercise (7.5 credits) Food, Physiology, Exercise, 7.5 Biology (15 credits) Introductory Maths (15 credits) Chemistry (15 credits) Maths, 15 Biology, 15 Food, Diet, Health Food, Physiology, Exercise Biology Maths Chemistry

  8. Click to edit Master title style Year 2 strengthening the scientific foundations Core modules 50 credits Human Nutrition 1 Food Chemistry And Analysis Energy & Metabolism Food Trends, Challenges And Opportunities Biochemistry Animal Physiology Molecular Biology Of The Cell Organic Chemistry Physical Chemistry Spectroscopy & Analytical Chemistry May choose 10 credits from electives, critical skills, or additional modules in chemistry or biology. Total 60 credits. Food and nutrition Biology Chemistry

  9. Click to edit Master title style Year 3 dedicated content and work placement Core modules 30 credits Food Choice - Taste and Flavours Food Production Systems Nutrition for Health and Performance Food Microbiology Nutrition As We Age Food Rheology, Texture and Structure of Food There is a 30 credit work placement or experiential learning module. This takes all of second semester.

  10. Click to edit Master title style Year 4 the option to specialise Choose 9 of the following modules Nutrition & Global Health Personalised Nutrition Food Safety and Authenticity Nutrition within the Clinical Setting Food Marketing and Product Development Food Policy & Regulation Nutrition within the Clinical Setting Exercise and Nutrition: Health Promotion and Policy Food Analysis and Quality Assurance Sports Nutrition & Pharmacology Future Foods Functional and Sustainable Foods Students will also undertake a 15-credit capstone project

  11. Click to edit Master title style Career Pathways Graduates of this programme will be able to take up roles in Production management Nutrition New product development and research Entrepreneur and new business startups Food quality and safety Public sector (e.g. DAFM, Teagasc) Health promotion This programme is excellent preparation for students to progress to accredited postgraduate programmes in the area of dietetics, as well as other postgraduate opportunities in the area of public health and social policy. There are opportunities for students to undertake research degrees, at Master s and PhD level in a variety of topics in the area of food science and nutrition.

  12. Questions Questions Click to edit Master title style

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