Universities in United Kingdom with Master's Degree courses in Food Science

Truro and Penwith College, a further education college, is the name used for Truro College and Penwith College, which merged in 2008 and remains their existing campuses in Cornwall, United Kingdom.The college offers Access Courses, Foundations, Diplomas, Bachelors, and Workforce Development courses. Small class size allows students to get tailored teaching and individual support, ensuring each student reaches their full potential. QAA for Higher Education awarded the college 'Full...

Since 1823, Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU) has made drastic progress in the quality of its education and is known as a British institution that is highly focused on creating potential graduates who are well-prepared in their respective fields. LJMU has over 180 years of rich history and experience in providing an exceptional education to its students and this is made possible through its dedicated staff and academician of 1,095. As of present, there is a bustling student community...

Queen's University Belfast was founded as Queen's College in 1845, before becoming a university in its own right in 1908. Today, it is an international centre of research and education and a major part of the fabric of Northern Ireland. An international institution Queen's is in the top one per cent of global universities. With more than 23,000 students and 3,700 staff, it is a dynamic and diverse institution, a magnet for inward investment, a major employer and investor, a patron of the...

North East Surrey College of Technology has become one of Further Education's success stories as we progress towards being recognised as outstanding. In 2010, Ofsted rated Nescot as Outstanding for Leadership, Management, Capacity to Improve, Care & Support for Students, Tutorials, Enrichment, Safeguarding and Financial Management. At Nescot we want to help you succeed in your ambitions. Our students value our welcoming, friendly and caring atmosphere and our lively learning community will...

Imperial College London was first established in 1845 and was then renowned as a public research university in the heart of some of London’s iconic attractions. Its founders, Prince Albert and his wife, Queen Victoria had together established and built the institution. Over a century later, it has developed into one of the top universities worldwide. Its main campus is built in South Kensington, whereas its innovative campus is located in White City. Imperial College London is organised...