Food science and technology

Studying food science and technology at RMIT gives you plenty of practical experience, thanks to our strong links with major food industry companies, and our well-equipped laboratories.

Our courses allow you to specialise in food technology and nutrition. Double degrees with chemistry or business prepare you for leading roles as a food industry professional. Graduates are highly employable in areas such as product development, food regulation, quality assurance and research. 

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Three student's stand together in a high-tech food-technology lab at RMIT's Bundoora campus

How to become a food technologist

Thinking of becoming a food technologist? Find out what a food technologist does and what it takes to becomes one. 


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