Course image FST4121: Extension and Communication
Trimester 1

This module aims to equip students with extension and communication knowledge and skills. The module is com,posed of two learning units, namely "Food Science Extension and Outreach" and "Communication skills".

Course image FST4122 Food Industry Management
Trimester 1

Welcome to the module of FST4122 Food Industry Management. This is a core module taught in Y4 Trimester 1 of BSc Food Science and Technology, Department of Food Science and Technology, University of Rwanda.

At the completion of the course, students are expected to be able to:

  • Design a food project/plant and manage it by the application of the studied principles
  • Use the web tools and the libraries to find equipment suppliers for food industry
  • Write as a food consultant a good report for investors or financers
  • Understand how products are designed and developed in the food industry.
Course image FST4123 Food Packaging Technology
Trimester 1

DEAR STUDENTS,

WELCOME TO THE PLATFORM OF THE MODULE OF FOOD PACKAGING TECHNOLOGY. THE MODULE HAS TEN (10) CREDITS. THIS MODULE IS COMPOSED OF TWO LEARNING UNITS: PRINCIPLES OF FOOD PACKAGING (5 CREDITS) AND FOOD PACKAGING DESIGN AND TECHNIQUES (5 CREDITS).  

IN THIS MODULE YOU WILL LEARN DIFFERENT TYPES OF MATERIALS USED TO MAKE THE PACKAGES IN WHICH FOOD ARE CONSERVED. YOU WILL BE INTRODUCED TO THEIR DESIGN AND OF COURSE THEIR SAFETY AND QUALITY.

I HOPE YOU WILL ENJOY LEARNING WITH US.

Alice NAYABO

MODULE LEADER

TEL: 0785993095

EMAIL: a.nayabo@ur.ac.rw or nalice80@gmail.com

 

Course image FST4124 Food Biotechnology
Trimester 1

Food biotechnology is the use of technology to modify the genes of our food sources. Our food sources are animals, plants, and microorganisms. With food biotechnology, we create new species of animals and plants, for example, specifically animals and plants that we eat. These new species have desired nutritional, production, and marketing properties.

Course image FST4125 Biostatistics and Research Methodology
Trimester 1
This course aims to assist students to plan and better execute their final year projects.
•It addresses the essential concerns of the structure, conduct and reporting of research that necessarily includes proposal writing. 
•It covers the constituent considerations and ordering of problem identification, assumptions, justification, scope, limitations, organization, literature review and information sources, objectives, hypothesis setting and testing, research questions, theoretical and conceptual frameworks,