The sustainable food system framework is built around the need for food systems to be designed and implemented to ensure everyone has access to healthy, nutritious and safe food. The study of sustainable food systems requires the use of multidisciplinary approaches and methods in cooperation with all food system stakeholders to fully address the environmental, economic and social dimensions of sustainability. "Design and Innovation for Sustainable Food Systems Master's Program" aims to develop creative and innovative solutions to the problems that the food system faces on a global, national and local scale by integrating the methods, knowledge and approaches of different disciplines (science, engineering, social sciences, humanities,architecture and design etc.) into design and innovation processes using a systems framework."
The holder of this diploma can use multidisciplinary design and innovation tools effectively to improve the sustainability (outcomes) of the food system.
S/he can use a food systems framework (including food system activities, actors, interactions, outcomes and their determinants) to identify, understand and analyse food system problems.
S/he can define the sustainability outcomes of the food system, evaluate the trade-offs between them, identify and describe the determinants of each outcome and the food system interactions that affect them.
S/he has knowledge of the food systems at the global, national, regional and local levels.
A Bachelor degree with a graduation GPA of 2.00 and above.
English proficiency: