The Food Technology and Operations Management BSc program was requested by the industry and has been designed to meet their specific demands. Unique to BCIT, this new, innovative program is serious about advancing your career in food technology.
More than the basics of laboratory and quality control, this program focuses on the advanced business, technical, and regulatory skills that are required for senior level positions in the food industry. This program will allow you to:
Take the lead on higher risk decision making and responsibility
Improve processes and operations
Develop dynamic teams and people
Innovate food safety and sustainability in a global environment
About the program
Two-year, full-time bachelor of science completion program
Distance and online learning gives you the flexibility to fit courses into your lifestyle
Case studies push your critical thinking and problem-solving skills into real world situations
For more information on Food Technology and Operations Management BSc see Program Details.
Who it’s for
This program is for individuals who:
Completed BCIT’s Food Technology Diploma program or a degree in food science
Have strong technical abilities and want to build leadership and business operations skills
Enjoy critical thinking and problem solving in a dynamic work environment
Have one year or more experience working in the food processing industry
Do you want to be a food industry leader? Visit Entrance Requirements for info on how to apply.
What grads can do
The Food Technology and Operations Management BSc program gives you leadership and business skills to manage food processing operations. An advanced career in food technology starts here. Check Graduating and Jobs for details.
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