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    Food Science and Technology in Melbourne

    Food technology, food science and nutrition-linked food programs.

    Programs: 5From: $41,280 per yearLevels: Masters, Doctoral, Bachelor
    Masters

    Master of Science (Food Science)

    RMIT University · University

    Primary specialty: Food Science and Technology

    Melbourne 2 years
    per year$41,280
    deposit: on requesttotal: $82,560
    IELTS 6.5intake: —
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    Doctoral

    PhD (Food Science)

    RMIT University · University

    Primary specialty: Food Science and Technology

    Melbourne 4 years
    per year$41,280
    deposit: on requesttotal: $165,120
    IELTS 6.5intake: —
    Details
    Bachelor

    Bachelor of Food Technology and Nutrition

    RMIT University · University

    Primary specialty: Food Science and Technology

    Melbourne 3 years
    per year$45,120
    deposit: on requesttotal: $135,360
    IELTS 6.5intake: February 2027
    Details
    Masters

    Master of Food Science and Technology

    RMIT University · University

    Primary specialty: Food Science and Technology

    Melbourne 2 years
    per year$47,040
    deposit: on requesttotal: $94,080
    IELTS 6.5intake: February 2027
    Details
    Bachelor

    Bachelor of Food Technology and Nutrition/Bachelor of Business

    RMIT University · University

    Primary specialty: Food Science and Technology

    Melbourne 4 years
    per year$50,760
    deposit: on requesttotal: $203,040
    IELTS 6.5intake: February 2027
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