Masters Degree in Consumer Sciences and Nutrition
The Master in Consumer Sciences and Nutrition, resulting from the collaboration between FCUP and FCNAUP, is aimed at graduates in Exact Sciences, Health Sciences, Life Sciences or Technology who are interested in and committed to the area of food consumption and nutrition. Its goal is to prepare competent, versatile professionals who are able to analyse current environmental problems, make informed decisions and find economically acceptable ecological solutions.
Job Opportunities
• Modern retail (large-scale distribution);
• Food industry;
• Animal and plant products;
• Public administration institutions involved in food consumption issues (ASAE, DGConsumer, etc.);
• NGOs involved in food consumption issues (DECO, Day Care Centres, etc.);
• Specialised media;
• Research and teaching.
- Taught in collaboration with
- Faculty of Nutrition and Food Sciences (UP)
- Type of Course
- Masters Degree
- Duration
- 4 Semesters / 120.0 ECTS
- Vacancies
- 20
- Language
- Portuguese
- Tuition Fee (Full Tuition Fee)
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Nacional/EU: 1300.00€International: 3750.00€CPLP International: 2250.00€
All the information presented relates to 2024/2025
Learn moreThe Master in Consumer Sciences and Nutrition is a fundamental tool for improving skills, consolidating, and deepening knowledge, and complementing my basic training, a degree in Nutrition Sciences from FCNAUP. At the time, my professional activity was primarily focussed on nutritional marketing and consumer communication, so the comprehensive and at the same time in-depth curricular structure of topics related to consumer sciences undoubtedly met my expectations and needs as a professional and contributed decisively to my professional enrichment and development. On the other hand, the contact with new experiences in the scientific field was equally important new work prospects.
Registration and Accreditation
DGES
Registration n.ºR/A-Ef 2627/2011 in March 18, 2011
A3ES
Date of publication of the accreditation decision: Nov. 17, 2021
Validity of accreditation: 6 years
Information from A3ESAdditional information