COURSE DESCRIPTION
MINI PROJECTS aim to bridge theoretical knowledge with real-world applications by enabling students to implement the technical and analytical skills gained during their academic training. These projects are designed as immersive learning experiences, combining:
Industry Visits: Structured tours of food production facilities and quality control laboratories, where students observe industry-standard practices, engage with professionals, and analyze challenges in food safety and compliance.
Hands-On Lab Sessions: Practical training at SNV-STU Faculty, where students master essential food testing techniques (e.g., microbiological assays, physicochemical analyses, and sensory evaluation) using state-of-the-art equipment.
Project-Based Learning: Students work in teams to solve real case studies, from diagnosing quality issues to proposing improvements, culminating in a formal report or presentation assessed by faculty and industry partners.
By integrating fieldwork with academic rigor, these projects prepare students for careers in food science, emphasizing problem-solving, teamwork, and adherence to regulatory standards (e.g., ISO, HACCP).