About Department
About Department
The Department of Food Science and Technology at Sharda University, Greater Noida, is a dynamic academic and research hub dedicated to advancing knowledge in food science, food safety, nutrition, and food processing technologies. Functioning under the Sharda School of Bio-Science & Technology (SSBT). The department aims to develop skilled professionals and researchers capable of addressing global challenges in food production, processing, preservation, and nutrition, and to train students to integrate rigorous scientific principles with practical problem-solving skills while encouraging innovation and sustainable practices in food systems. The department has well-equipped laboratories for research and routine experiments, and faculty members actively pursue research in food processing, novel food formulation development, food technology and nutrition, starch modification, and food fermentation.
Vision of the Department
To emerge as a globally recognised centre of excellence in Food Science and Technology through quality education, innovative industrial research, and entrepreneurial development for ensuring food safety, security, and sustainability.
Mission of the Department
M1: To provide strong foundational and advanced knowledge in food science and technology across undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral programs through continuous learning and professional ethics.
M2: To promote experiential, interdisciplinary, and community-engaged learning to address challenges in food safety, nutrition, and public health.
M3: To conduct high-quality, cutting-edge translational research and promote its commercialization in the areas of food processing, preservation, quality assurance, functional foods, and emerging technologies at undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral levels.
M4: To develop skilled professionals, entrepreneurs and researchers equipped for industry, academia, and entrepreneurship through industrial collaboration, innovation, and lifelong learning.
M5: To foster leadership, critical thinking, and innovation among students through Intellectual Property Rights (IPR), enabling them to contribute to sustainable food systems and global food security.