The Specialisation in Food Systems Analysis provides students with a strong understanding of the main issues facing food systems today, including sustainable and local food systems, seeds, nutrition, gender, ecology, social movements, economics, globalisation and localisation. Students consider theories and critiques of trade liberalisation and food governance. Finally, students are introduced to research methods that will allow them not only to effectively undertake research on questions related to food systems, but also to undertake policy analysis. This specialisation is taught by an international group of experts. With this training, students will be better prepared to understand, analyse and address issues linked to our food systems across a variety of sectors.
This Specialisation in Food Systems Analysis can be taken as a stand-alone certificate. It also makes up a mandatory part of the Master’s in International Agri-Food Governance and the Postgraduate Diploma in Food Systems and Governance.
This programme will prepare you to meet the demand for knowledgeable and well-trained food systems analysts and leaders, by fostering practical and critical learning with an international perspective.
The courses are geared towards:
• Individuals working in NGOs and community organizations that address issues related to food, and agriculture
• Individuals working in the agri-food sector
• Public administrators
• Policy analysts
• Consultants
• Lawyers
• Journalists specializing in food politics
• Professional organisations or international cooperation projects that address issues linked to food and agriculture
• Students wishing further education on issues of agri-food governance
Providing students with the necessary tools for improving their employability, giving them the right to knowledge and education to be successful in the different occupations they will have during their lives, is a fundamental purpose of our postgraduate programmes.
Price
1.075 euros
Consult the financial aid that the UOC offers to international students by sending a message to queries@uoc.edu
The programme fees should be confirmed on enrolment.
