MSc Food Policy/Food and Nutrition Policy
City University London / School of Community and Health Sciences
Archivio
15.09.2014 London, United Kingdom
Contenuti (corsi)
Debates over the role of the state, food policy as a contested space, who, and what, are the social forces from whose conflict food policy emerges, the trend in the international food economy upon food production, distribution, consumption and decision-making, social exclusion and fragmentation (selection)
Debates over the role of the state, food policy as a contested space, who, and what, are the social forces from whose conflict food policy emerges, the trend in the international food economy upon food production, distribution, consumption and decision-making, social exclusion and fragmentation (selection)
Pubblico target
People in the professions of environmental health, trading standards, local or central government, the civil service, non-governmental organisations, food manufacturing, retail or catering, health and social care professionals
People in the professions of environmental health, trading standards, local or central government, the civil service, non-governmental organisations, food manufacturing, retail or catering, health and social care professionals
Opportunità di lavoro e di formazione specialistiche per post-laureati
Policy and management roles in a wide range of food policy related sectors
Policy and management roles in a wide range of food policy related sectors
Prerequisiti
Second-class honours degree or equivale, background or interest in a foodrelated area of employment or study
Second-class honours degree or equivale, background or interest in a foodrelated area of employment or study
Informazioni ed Iscrizioni:
Ms. Emma Francis
Corsi per personale di assistenza, Nutrizione
Lingua
Inglese
Inglese
Costi
On request
On request
Contatto organizzatori
Northampton Square
EC1V 0HB London
United Kingdom
Northampton Square
EC1V 0HB London
United Kingdom
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