Food Science Degrees

Food Science Degrees

Kansas State University’s online degree programs in food science are known nationally for their excellence. Offering both a master’s and a bachelor’s with two tracks, we have the right program for you. The programs have top faculty in the areas of food chemistry, food microbiology, food safety, cereal science, dairy science, meat science, food service, sensory analysis, food engineering, human nutrition and product development.

$526.40-$665.20 per credit hour
100% Online
No Out-Of-State Tuition
Degree-Specific Scholarships

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Online Bachelor's Degree

Bachelors of Food Science

Online Bachelor's Degree

K-State’s online bachelor’s degree in food science offers two distinct tracks to complement a variety of careers in this field. The industry and technology track prepares you for technical work in food production and product management, while the emphasis in food business and operations management offers the additional knowledge and training needed to make informed decisions for organizations as a member of the management team.

Online Master's Degree

Masters of Food Science

Online Master's Degree

The online master’s degree in food science offers students the chance to learn about designing, processing and marketing safe, wholesome and attractive food products for consumption throughout the world. Graduates with this degree are prepared for a variety of careers in the food industry, including food manufacturing, quality assurance, food safety and microbiology, processing and operations management, and research and development.

Online Certificates and Minor

Bachelors of Food Science

Online Certificates and Minor

The online food safety and defense graduate certificate provides advanced education and training in the food science industry, while the online food safety and quality undergraduate certificate provides entry-level knowledge into the field. The online bakery science stand-alone minor explores the functionality of ingredients in baked goods and the characteristics of cereal grains.