B.Sc Food and Nutritional Sciences Hons with Research at SSSIHL Prasanthi Nilayam Offline Course

For Women Candidates only

Food and Nutritional Sciences is a multidisciplinary field that combines principles from food science and nutrition to understand the relationship between food, health, and wellbeing. It encompasses various aspects such as food science, nutritional science and assessment, public health nutrition, food processing and preservation, food safety and quality. Professionals in this field play a critical role in promoting individual and public health by bridging the gap between food and its impact on our bodies. They have the responsibility to make a positive impact of diet on human health and disease prevention. Food technology specialists use their knowledge of Food processing, innovation, and preservation to create safe, wholesome food products that take advantage of new technical developments. This multidisciplinary, comprehensive programme at SSSIHL integrates a wide range of areas. The degree offers ample career opportunities, addressing the growing demand for expertise in the field. The curriculum focuses on providing in-depth theoretical knowledge and practical skills in various subjects essential for success in the field. The programme is structured to provide strong academic training in food science, nutrition, dietetics, food processing and preservation, and related disciplines such as physiology, microbiology, biochemistry, and food technology. The diverse scope of subjects covered provides students with a unique blend of scientific and technical skills designed to meet the needs of careers in the clinical and public health sectors, nutrition, healthcare, and the food industry. The inclusion of value and activity-based courses cultivates entrepreneurial skills essential for students’ employability. The internship and research project components in the programme prepare students for career opportunities in food and nutritional sciences.

For students who secure a CGPA of 7.5 or more after the first six semesters (3 years of study) and opt to pursue a research project during the fourth year.