Food Microbiology
Our comprehensive program is meticulously crafted to equip you with the essential skills and knowledge required to thrive in your chosen field. Developed by seasoned professionals with years of industry experience, this course is ideal for those seeking to kickstart …
Overview
Our comprehensive program is meticulously crafted to equip you with the essential skills and knowledge required to thrive in your chosen field. Developed by seasoned professionals with years of industry experience, this course is ideal for those seeking to kickstart their careers or enhance their existing skill set.
Featuring an engaging audio-visual presentation and easily digestible modules, our program facilitates a self-paced learning experience. Our dedicated online support team is available on weekdays to provide assistance throughout your journey.
Key Learning Outcomes
- Grasp the fundamentals and their practical applications.
- Cultivate the necessary skills for success in your field.
- Apply newfound knowledge to real-world scenarios.
- Develop effective solutions for relevant topics.
- Elevate your employability and career prospects.
Course Curriculum
- Module 01: What Is Food Microbiology
- Module 02: History of Food Microbiology
- Module 03: Current Scenario of Food Microbiology
- Module 04: Sources of Microbes in FoodAirSoilWaterHuman
- Module 05: Air
- Module 06: Soil
- Module 07: Water
- Module 08: Human
- Module 09: Types of Microorganisms in FoodBacteriaMouldsYeastsViruses
- Module 10: Bacteria
- Module 11: Moulds
- Module 12: Yeasts
- Module 13: Viruses
- Module 14: Microbial GrowthBinary FissionGeneration Time or Doubling TimeSpecific Growth RateTypes of Microbial Growth in Food
- Module 15: Binary Fission
- Module 16: Generation Time or Doubling Time
- Module 17: Specific Growth Rate
- Module 18: Types of Microbial Growth in Food
- Module 19: Factors Influencing the Growth of MicrobesIntrinsic FactorsExtrinsic Factors
- Module 20: Intrinsic Factors
- Module 21: Extrinsic Factors
- Module 22: The function of Microorganisms in FoodFood PreservationFood FermentationFood SpoilageFoodborne Diseases
- Module 23: Food Preservation
- Module 24: Food Fermentation
- Module 25: Food Spoilage
- Module 26: Foodborne Diseases
- Module 27: Biopreservation
- Module 28: Bacteriocins: The Natural Food PreservativesFirst MethodSecond MethodCharacteristics of Bacteriocins
- Module 29: First Method
- Module 30: Second Method
- Module 31: Characteristics of Bacteriocins
- Module 32: Yeast Metabolites as Preservatives
- Module 33: Food Preservation TechniquesHeat Processing ProceduresLow-temperature StorageControl of Water ActivityChemical Preservatives
- Module 34: Heat Processing Procedures
- Module 35: Low-temperature Storage
- Module 36: Control of Water Activity
- Module 37: Chemical Preservatives
- Module 38: Application of Food PreservationFruitFruit JuiceVegetablesEggMeat
- Module 39: Fruit
- Module 40: Fruit Juice
- Module 41: Vegetables
- Module 42: Egg
- Module 43: Meat
- Module 44: What Is Food Fermentation?
- Module 45: History of Food Fermentation
- Module 46: Importance of Food Fermentation
- Module 47: Food Fermentation ProcessesNatural ProcessBack SloppingControlled Fermentation
- Module 48: Natural Process
- Module 49: Back Slopping
- Module 50: Controlled Fermentation
- Module 51: Microorganisms in Food FermentationBacteriaYeastsMoulds
- Module 52: Bacteria
- Module 53: Yeasts
- Module 54: Moulds
- Module 55: Fermented FoodMeat FermentationVegetable Fermentation
- Module 56: Meat Fermentation
- Module 57: Vegetable Fermentation
- Module 58: Fermented Dairy ProductsFermented Milk ProductsCheeses Fermentation
- Module 59: Fermented Milk Products
- Module 60: Cheeses Fermentation
- Module 61: Risks Associated with Food Fermentation
- Module 62: What is Food Spoilage?
- Module 63: How to Identify Food Spoilage
- Module 64: Spoilage by MicroorganismsFood Spoilage MouldsFood Spoilage YeastsFood Spoilage Bacteria
- Module 65: Food Spoilage Moulds
- Module 66: Food Spoilage Yeasts
- Module 67: Food Spoilage Bacteria
- Module 68: Spoilage of Specific FoodCereal ProductsFruitsVegetablesMeat ProductsCanned Foods
- Module 69: Cereal Products
- Module 70: Fruits
- Module 71: Vegetables
- Module 72: Meat Products
- Module 73: Canned Foods
- Module 74: Minimise Microbial Food SpoilageFood PreservationProduct Design and DevelopmentChallenge Testing and Shelf-life Assessment
- Module 75: Food Preservation
- Module 76: Product Design and Development
- Module 77: Challenge Testing and Shelf-life Assessment
- Module 78: What Is Foodborne Disease?
- Module 79: The Causes of Foodborne Diseases
- Module 80: Types of Microbial Foodborne DiseasesIntoxicationInfectionToxico-infection
- Module 81: Intoxication
- Module 82: Infection
- Module 83: Toxico-infection
- Module 84: Microbial Factors in Foodborne DiseasesVirusBacteriaFungiToxins
- Module 85: Virus
- Module 86: Bacteria
- Module 87: Fungi
- Module 88: Toxins
- Module 89: Foodborne Outbreaks
- Module 90: Microbial Foodborne DiseasesBotulismQ FeverStreptococcal InfectionMycotoxicosis
- Module 91: Botulism
- Module 92: Q Fever
- Module 93: Streptococcal Infection
- Module 94: Mycotoxicosis
- Module 95: Prevention of Foodborne DiseasesWashing Hands RegularlyHandling Raw Animal Products AppropriatelyConsuming Food Before It ExpiresKeeping Animals Away Food Preparation Areas
- Module 96: Washing Hands Regularly
- Module 97: Handling Raw Animal Products Appropriately
- Module 98: Consuming Food Before It Expires
- Module 99: Keeping Animals Away Food Preparation Areas
- Module 100: Food Microbiologist
- Module 101: Responsibilities of a Food Microbiologist
- Module 102: Career Opportunities
- Module 103: Challenges for Food Microbiologists
- Module 104: Climate Change
- Module 105: Antimicrobial Resistance
- Module 106: Introduction to Microbiology
- Module 107: Food Microbiology
- Module 108: Organic Chemist
- Module 109: Biomolecules
- Module 110: Protein
- Module 111: Metabolism
- Module 112: Food Contamination
- Module 113: Microorganisms
- Module 114: Nutrients for Life – Nutrients for Life Macronutrients
- Module 115: Nutrients for Life – Micronutrients
Designed to give you a competitive edge in the job market, this course offers lifetime access to materials and the flexibility to learn at your own pace, from the comfort of your home.
Why Choose Us?
- Learn at your own pace with 24/7 online access to course materials.
- Benefit from full tutor support available Monday through Friday.
- Acquire essential skills in the convenience of your home through informative video modules.
- Enjoy 24/7 assistance and advice via email and live chat.
- Study on your preferred device – computer, tablet, or mobile.
- Gain a thorough understanding of the course content.
- Improve professional skills and earning potential upon completion.
- Access lifetime course materials and expert guidance.
- Enjoy the convenience of online learning with flexible schedules.
Why Enroll in This Course?
Our program provides a comprehensive introduction to the subject matter, laying a solid foundation for further study. It empowers students to acquire knowledge and skills applicable to both their professional and personal lives.
Assessment
The course incorporates quizzes to evaluate your understanding and retention of the material. These quizzes pinpoint areas for further practice, allowing you to review course materials as needed. Successfully passing the final quiz qualifies you for a certificate of achievement.
Requirements
There are no formal requirements for this course, it is open to anyone who is interested in learning the material.
Career Path
Our course is meticulously designed to equip you for success in your chosen field. Upon completion, you’ll have the qualifications to pursue diverse career opportunities across various industries.