Food and Wine Science degrees

The Food and Wine Science degree that suits you will vary depending on your previous studies, career goals and interests.

Undergraduate Certificate of STEM Foundations - Build a strong foundation in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM).

Bachelor of Science (Food Science) – Get a comprehensive understanding of food science principles, including food processing, safety, and nutrition.

Bachelor of Science (Wine Science) - Explore the art and science of grape cultivation, fermentation, sensory evaluation, and wine marketing.

Diploma of Wine - Develop expertise in the field of winemaking by gaining practical skills in viticulture, winemaking techniques, and wine appreciation. 

Master of Science (Agricultural Science) - Gain advanced knowledge in agricultural science with a specialisation in food and science.

Master of Research - Undertake in-depth research projects and contribute to the advancement of knowledge in food and science.

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) - Engage in extensive research within the field of food and science and make significant contributions to new knowledge and advancements in the field. 

Graduates of our Agriculture and Environment food and science degrees have a wide range of career opportunities in the food and wine industry. Some potential career paths include:

• food scientist or technologist
• quality control analyst
• product development specialist
• viticulturist
• winemaker
• wine researcher
• wine marketer or sales representative.

The food and beverage processing industry is experiencing rapid growth in Australia, employing a significant portion of the country's workforce. UniSQ's world-renowned academics excel in research, and by pursuing a food and science degree, you embark on a path leading to an array of exciting career opportunities. 

Yes, UniSQ offers part-time study options for many of its food and science degree. This flexibility allows you to balance your education with other commitments, such as work or personal responsibilities. Part-time study may extend the overall duration of the degree, but it provides an opportunity for individuals who require a more flexible approach to complete their degree. 

Yes! At UniSQ, we understand juggling your life with study is important. Our students will have the opportunity to study Food and Wine Science online, on-campus/externally or a mix of modes, depending on what degree you choose. You can also adjust your subject enrolment to meet your own personal needs.

Regardless of how you choose to study, you’ll experience the same level of support and opportunities to connect with others. Discover more about the different ways you can study at UniSQ. 

Depending on your degree, UniSQ offers immersive residential school experiences for Food and Wine Science students with intensive learning sessions, hands-on practical activities, and valuable interactions with industry professionals. Additionally, we provide work placements that allow you to gain practical experience in food and wine-related industries. These placements foster connections and further enhance career prospects, ensuring you are well-prepared for successful careers in the field.