Microbiology: Certification in Food Microbiology - Level 2
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Food Fermentation | Foodborne Diseases & Food Poisoning | Microbial Metabolism | Genetically Modified Food
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Accredited Certificate of Completion from SkillArts
Digital certificate - Included
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Digital certificate - Included
Will be downloadable when all lectures have been completed.
Curriculum
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Introduction to Food Microbiology 09:54
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Food Spoilage and Preservation 10:00
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Food Fermentation 11:00
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Foodborne Diseases and Food Poisoning 09:00
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Probiotic Foods and Gut Health 11:00
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Microbial Metabolism of Food Components 10:00
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Genetically Modified Food 10:00
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Food Microbiology and Public Health 10:00
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Advanced Techniques in Food Microbiology 10:00
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Case Studies in Food Microbiology 11:00
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Description
Microbiology: Certification in Food Microbiology - Level 2 Course Syllabus
➥ Introduction to Food Microbiology
- Core concepts, importance, and applications in the food industry, setting the stage for a deep dive into microbiology.
➥ Food Spoilage and Preservation
- Detailed examination of how microorganisms contribute to food spoilage and the methods used to prevent it, including canning and microbial preservation techniques.
➥ Food Fermentation
- Exploration of fermentation, covering the microbiological roles, benefits, and industrial processes involved.
➥ Foodborne Diseases and Food Poisoning
- Understanding pathogens responsible for foodborne illnesses, their prevention, and the public health implications.
➥ Probiotic Foods and Gut Health
- In-depth look at probiotic foods, the microbiology behind them, and their benefits to gut health.
➥ Microbial Metabolism of Food Components
- Study the metabolic pathways of microorganisms in food, and their effects on food quality and safety.
➥ Genetically Modified Food
- Analysis of the use of microorganisms in the development of GM foods and discussion of related safety and regulatory issues.
➥ Food Microbiology and Public Health
- Connection between food microbiology and public health, focusing on food safety regulations and outbreak control.
➥ Advanced Techniques in Food Microbiology
- Modern techniques for microbial testing, preservation, and the role of biotechnology in advancing food microbiology.
➥ Case Studies in Food Microbiology
- Review of significant case studies involving foodborne disease outbreaks and advancements in food microbiology practices.
Who is this course for?
- Science enthusiasts
- Lab assistants
- Career changers
- Pre-med students
- Healthcare professionals
- Research assistants
This course will pave the way for higher study in the field of Microbiology. You can enrol on higher level Microbiology courses, such as:
- Access to Higher Education in Science (with Microbiology)
- A Level of Biology (with a focus on microbiology)
- OCR Cambridge Technicals in Applied Science (Microbiology)
- Higher National Certificate (HNC) in Applied Microbiology
- Higher National Diploma (HND) in Applied Microbiology
- Higher National Diploma (HND) in Medical Microbiology
- BSc (Hons) Microbiology
- BSc (Hons) Biomedical Science (with a focus on microbiology)
- BSc (Hons) Food Science (with a focus on microbiology)
- MSc Microbiology
- MSc Medical Microbiology
- MSc Food Microbiology
- PhD Microbiology
- PhD Medical Microbiology
- PhD Food Microbiology
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Answer:Yes, there is a case study included at the end of the Microbiology course.
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