The UNT Food Studies Program offers a both an undergraduate certificate and a PhD
program through the History Department. Its unique interdisciplinary curriculum focuses
on training and inspiring the next generation of food entrepreneurs, food scientists,
and food activists and invites students to look at food from new perspectives. By
blending the perspectives of the humanities and the sciences, students learn about
the historical and cultural underpinnings of contemporary food practices while developing
creative research-based solutions to current problems within our global food systems.
The interdisciplinary approach provides students with a wide set of tools to critically
study the role of food in everyday life, and communicate their research to multiple
audiences.
For more information, please visit the Food Studies website at foodstudies.unt.edu
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