Profile
The Department of Food Technology offers the B.Sc. Food Technology programme under the University of Calicut with a strong focus on academic excellence, practical skill development, and industry relevance. The programme aims to produce competent food technologists capable of addressing the evolving needs of the food processing sector while ensuring quality, safety, innovation, and sustainability.
A key strength of the department is its well-equipped laboratories, providing hands-on training in food processing, analysis, microbiology, quality control, product development, and packaging. Practical learning is integrated into the curriculum, helping students bridge theory and application while building technical competence and confidence.
The department is supported by experienced faculty who adopt student-centered teaching methods, emphasizing conceptual clarity, continuous assessment, and mentoring. This approach fosters critical thinking, problem-solving skills, and professional ethics. The department also maintains strong academic results and offers additional support to enhance student performance.
Graduates benefit from strong placement opportunities in food industries, research organizations, and quality assurance sectors, while many pursue higher studies in India and abroad. The curriculum covers core areas such as food chemistry, microbiology, nutrition, processing, safety, and product development, along with specialized subjects like dairy, bakery, meat, and plantation technology.
With a focus on innovation, entrepreneurship, and sustainability, the department strives to become a center of excellence, nurturing skilled professionals who contribute to technological advancement and societal well-being.
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The Full-Cycle Innovator: Development, Prototyping, and Career Guidance Programme
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campus cleaning drive
As a part of Green Intiative cell , students of third year food technology students cleaned the campus.During the campus cleaning drive, plastic and other waste materials were collected and properly disposed of.
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Building Healthier Communities via Nutrient Education and Anti-Anaemia Food Distribution
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