Can you provide a list of courses available not only in agriculture but also food-related fields like food innovation and food technology in New Zealand for a Master's?
Yes, New Zealand offers several master's programs in both agriculture and food-related fields such as food innovation and food technology.
- Master of Science in Food Innovation (Lincoln University): 1 year full-time, focused on technical, nutritional, and biochemical skills for the global food industry.
- Master of Food Technology (Massey University): 1.5 - 2 years full-time, emphasizes research and practical technical skills for commercial food industry roles.
- Master of Applied Science in Food and Agriculture (University of Otago): 12 months full-time, covers food systems, sustainable production, processing, biotechnology, sensory science, and food waste.
These programs are designed to prepare students for advanced roles in the food and agriculture sectors.
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