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Masters Degrees in Food & Beverage Production, Netherlands

We have 2 Masters Degrees in Food & Beverage Production, Netherlands

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  Food Quality Management MSc
Wageningen University & Research Life Sciences
The Food Quality Management Master of Science study programme offers an integrated approach to the study and assessment of quality processes in the agrifood chain through an exclusively developed techno-managerial approach. Read more…
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  Master of Innovative Dairy Chain Management (MSc)
Van Hall Larenstein, University of Applied Sciences Masters programmes
The international dairy sector. The master Innovative Dairy Chain Management from Van Hall Larenstein, University of Applied Sciences focuses on the international dairy chain from grass to glass. Read more…
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