Athlone, Irlande
Applied Biosciences
premier cycle - licence
Langue:
anglaisDomaines d'études: biologiques
The agri-food and drink sector continues to make a significant contribution to the Irish economy. According to a report published in July 2010, up to 4,000 jobs could be created over the next decade under ambitious plans to grow farm, food and fishing businesses.
The Food Harvest 2020 report said the agri-food and fisheries sector is the country’s most important indigenous industry, directly employing 150,000 people and contributing €24bn to the economy annually.
Students on this add-on honours degree focus on animal-based and agricultural modules such as animal husbandry, land use, and environment and farm management and Planning. There is also a distinct focus on food science through modules such as Food Microbiology, Food Processing and Technology and Food Safety.