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Food Diversity - Certificate

Texas A & M University-College Station

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This program provides an in-depth study of religious and ethnic foods, focusing on food processing, quality control, record keeping, and global certifications for foods and food ingredients. Our food supply is internationally connected and highly dependent on additives and ingredients from around the world representing different cultures and processing regulations.

Credits

15 credits

Format

In-Person

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2 courses in this program

12 courses
NUTR 300
3 credits
FSTC 300
3 credits
Program Requirements

Courses required to complete this program

NUTR 300Religious and Ethnic Foods
3 cr
FSTC 300Religious and Ethnic Foods
3 cr
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  • Texas

    Texas

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