Students of the Department of Food Science and Technology that have successfully graduated are able to :

Knowledge level

  • describe the composition of food
  • know the methods of food analysis
  • understand food processing methods
  • distinguish food preservation and packaging techniques as well as materials used for food packaging
  • recognize the processes of spoilage and degradation of food
  • understand food quality management systems
  • know the legal framework of food production and marketing
  • describe the principles of commerce and food marketing

Skill level

  • determine the composition of new foods
  • correlate the composition of food with their processing methods
  • design new foods
  • solve food preservation and processing problems
  • control the quality of food
  • implement modern technologies in food production
  • manage a quality and food safety management system
  • enforce legislation at the stages of food production and marketing
  • understand consumer behavior

Ability level

  • choose the appropriate method of food analysis.
  • indicate optimal food production and preservation processes
  • assess food safety
  • install quality management and food safety systems
  • decide on food processing and preservation techniques
  • design new products
  • interpret scientific data in the field of food
  • integrate new technologies across the range of food production, preservation and handling
  • evaluate food market trends
Updated: October