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43 PhD programmes in Food Science in United States
Food Science University of Wisconsin Madison
4,1(9)Madison, United States Top 1% in WorldwideThe graduate program in the Department of Food Science at University of Wisconsin Madison ranks among the best of its kind in the United States.
Food Science University of Tennessee Knoxville
4,5(15)Knoxville, United States Top 5% in WorldwideA Food Science PhD degree at University of Tennessee Knoxville is the highest degree awarded in FDSC. Students entering the PhD program typically have already earned a master’s degree in FDSC, or a closely related field.
Food Science and Technology University of Nebraska-Lincoln
4,6(9)Lincoln, United States Top 6% in WorldwideThis Doctor of Philosophy in Food Science and Technology at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln focuses on available healthy foods through safety and processing sustainability.
Food Science University of Georgia
4,1(51)Athens, United States Top 6% in WorldwideFood Scientists apply science and engineering to study the physical, chemical, and biological nature of food. They develop new food products, design food processes, chemically analyze food, and evaluate food safety and sensory quality. We offer a phd degree in Food Science at the University of Georgia.
Animal and Food Sciences University of Delaware
4,1(39)Newark, United States Top 5% in WorldwideThe Department of Animal and Food Sciences at the University of Delaware offers a doctor of philosophy degree in Animal and Food Sciences.
Food and Nutrition Sciences The University of Maine
4,3(12)Orono, United States Top 20% in WorldwideThe Ph.D. program in Food and Nutrition Sciences at The University of Maine has variable credit hour requirements, usually requiring an additional 60 credit hours and an additional 3-4 years beyond the master’s to complete.
Animal Nutrition Mississippi State University
4,3(9)Starkville, United States Top 15% in WorldwideThe graduate program in Animal Nutrition from Mississippi State University is an interdepartmental curriculum leading to a Master of Science in Agriculture with a concentration in Animal Nutrition or a Doctor of Philosophy in Agricultural Sciences with a concentration in Animal Nutrition.
Food Science Purdue University
4,5(33)West Lafayette, United States Top 2% in WorldwideThe Food Science Program at Purdue University is an interdepartmental program, including all 20 of the faculty in the Department of Food Science and 11 select faculty in the following departments: Agricultural and Biological Engineering, Animal Sciences, Nutrition Science.
Nutrition and Food Science University of Maryland
4,0(16)College Park, United States Top 2% in WorldwideThe Graduate Program in Nutrition and Food Science is an interdisciplinary and interdepartmental program administered by the Department of Nutrition and Food Science at the University of Maryland.
Food Science Kansas State University
4,2(27)Manhattan, United States Top 9% in WorldwideKansas State University’s interdepartmental Food Science graduate program is part of the Food Science Institute which includes graduate faculty housed in five colleges and eleven departments. The program offers a Ph.D. degree on campus only.
Food and Resource Economics University of Florida
4,3(99)Gainesville, United States Top 2% in WorldwideThe Ph.D. in Food and Resource Economics at University of Florida is designed to provide the student with rigorous training in economics, statistics, and applied quantitative techniques.
Foods and Nutrition University of Georgia
4,1(51)Athens, United States Top 6% in WorldwideThe Foods and Nutrition program at University of Georgia allows extensive research and study in one of our specialized program areas. Students receive customized training in research methodologies; effective grant writing, dissemination of research findings, and making scholarly contributions.
Food Science and Human Nutrition University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign
4,5(28)Urbana, United States Top 1% in WorldwideAt the University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign, we offer our graduate students a phd degree in Food Science and Human Nutrition.
Food Science Rutgers University
4,2(56)New Brunswick, United States Top 4% in WorldwideThe Food Science programme at Rutgers University offers students the opportunity to study in an area of the country that is rich in resources for learning and research.
Animal and Food Sciences University of Kentucky
3,2(5)Lexington-Fayette, United States Top 6% in WorldwideOur Animal and Food Sciences program at University of Kentucky prepares animal and food science professionals for advanced positions in many private and public organizations.
Nutrition and Food Sciences Louisiana State University
4,2(36)Baton Rouge, United States Top 8% in WorldwideNutrition and Food Sciences from Louisiana State University aims prepare students for professional careers in specialty areas.
Food Science Auburn University
4,3(6)Auburn, United States Top 9% in WorldwideFood Science graduate degrees at Auburn University, although technically offered as an option affiliated with poultry science, are managed by the Food Science Program.
Food Science University of California, Davis
4,3(12)Davis, United States Top 2% in WorldwideAt the University of California, Davis we offer our graduate students a phd degree in Food Science. Join us!
Agriculture, Food and Environment Tufts University
4,1(72)Medford, United States Top 4% in WorldwideThe Agriculture, Food and Environment (AFE) program at Tufts University fuses the disciplines of nutrition, sustainability, agricultural science, environmental studies, and public policy. Our students learn to evaluate the ecological, political, economic and social aspects of food production and distribution.
Agricultural Sciences - Poultry Science Mississippi State University
4,3(9)Starkville, United States Top 15% in WorldwideThe Ph.D. Agricultural Sciences – Poultry Science program from Mississippi State University requires a minimum of three academic years beyond the B.S. degree with the number of hours varying as determined by the student and major professor.