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57. UCC College Calendar 2004/2005: Faculty Of Food Science & Technology FOURTH YEAR BSc DEGREE EXAMINATION IN food science (for 2004/2005 only) FT4014 Beverage Technology B (5 credits) FT4015 food Packaging B (5 credits) http://www.ucc.ie/academic/calendar/food/food004.html

BSc (FOOD SCIENCE)* DEGREE [CK502] REGULATIONS FOR THE BSc (FOOD SCIENCE) DEGREE * The BSc (Food Science) and the BSc (Food Technology) Degrees are being replaced by one integrated programme - the BSc (Food Science and Technology) Degree. This new programme will be introduced on a phased basis, which commenced in 2002. Repeat Arrangements (for students who do not progress to Fourth Food Science in 2004/2005) Students who took the Third University Examination in Food Science in 2003/2004 and who did not progress to Fourth Year in 2004/2005 will take the Third University Examination in Food Science and Technology in 2004/2005. Such students should contact the Food Science and Technology Faculty Office for information. FOURTH YEAR - BSc DEGREE EXAMINATION IN FOOD SCIENCE (for 2004/2005 only) No student may register for Fourth Year Food Science until the Third University Examination in Food Science has been passed, and the Work Placement module (FS3001) has been undertaken. Note: Quotas will apply in the Fourth Year Food Chemistry and Food Microbiology streams as detailed under Third Year above . To be admitted to the BSc Degree Examination in Food Science a student must have satisfactorily attended, for at least a full academic year, the following modules amounting to

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Home About food technology Education Careers ... Media NZIFST is the New Zealand society for food industry professionals, providing trusted and independent leadership in food science and technology. Food is New Zealand's biggest export category. Food and beverage exports have doubled in the past ten years and account for close to 50% of total merchandise exports. The food industry produces 23% of New Zealand's manufacturing GDP. According to a recent Massey University study, value-added food and beverage exports made up 53 per cent of our total food exports in 2003. Value-added food products generated $7.6 billion of export income, an increase of 7% or $200 million over the year before. 'Adding value' to primary food products is the job of the food technologist. ... more NZIFST Branch activities and news: Bay of Plenty: Notice of next meeting , Thursday 22 September, including tour of Ethanol and Protein Products at Fonterra Edgecumbe. Canterbury: Report on the recent meeting with speakers from ESR who attended the International Conference on Food Protection Manawatu/Wellington: Report and photos from the inaugural Speed Jobseeking event , Massey University, August 31.

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