Food Market Analysis Major

This major is no longer accepting new students. Students who are interested in combining their interest in food and nutritional sciences, economics and business should consider applying for the B.Sc. in Food and Resource Economics program.

Students enrolled in the Food Market Analysis Major will focus on the core of the Food Science Major, and on a core of Economics, Commerce, and Food Resource Economics courses. This will prepare graduates for employment in the food industry with special interest in market analysis aspects. Students wishing to concentrate on certain areas or who are interested in pursuing graduate studies should consult the program advisor.

Food Market Analysis Major
 

First Year 
LFS_V 1001
LFS_V 150 or ENGL_V 1123
BIOL_V 112 & 1216
BIOL_V 1402
CHEM_V 121 (or 111)14
CHEM_V 123 (or 113)4
MATH_V 102 & 103 or equivalent26
ECON_V 101 or LFS_V 1013
ECON_V 1023
Total Credits32
  
Second Year 
LFS_V 2506
LFS_V 2523
BIOL_V 2003
CHEM_V 2333
FNH_V 2003
FNH_V 2503
FRE_V 295 or ECON_V 3013
FRE_V 3063
Unrestricted elective33
Total Credits30
  
Third Year 
LFS_V 3503
FNH_V electives46
FRE_V 374 or ECON_V 3713
One of FRE_V 302, FRE_V 340, FRE_V 385 or ECON_V 32553
Economics or Commerce electives66
Unrestricted electives9
Total Credits30
  
Fourth Year 
FNH_V 4033
FNH_V electives46
One of FRE_V 402, 420,460, 474, 4903
Concentration electives76
Economics or Commerce elective69
Unrestricted Elective3
Total Credits30
Overall 4 year total credits122
1 CHEM_V 111 is not for students with Chemistry 12. 
2 Students who have not completed Calculus 12 should take MATH_V 180 or 184, plus either MATH_V 103 or 105, to fulfill their first-year mathematics requirement. 
3 Students should review prerequisites for third-year FNH_V courses listed in footnote 4 (e.g., PHYS_V 101 FNH_V 300). One of MATH_V 200, 217, or 226 is recommended for students contemplating graduate studies or with a special interest in quantitative/empirical analysis.
4 Select from: FNH_V 300, FNH_V 301, FNH_V 302, FNH_V 303, FNH_V 309, FNH_V 313, FNH_V 330, FNH_V 335, FNH_V 340, FNH_V 342, FNH_V 355, FNH_V 402, FNH_V 413, FNH_V 415.
5 Students contemplating graduate studies or with a special interest in quantitative/empirical analysis should select ECON_V 325.
6 Choose from COMM_V/COMR_V 329, 398, 457, 458, 465, 473, 493 (Note: COMM_V/COMR_V 457 is prerequisite for COMM_V/COMR_V 458, 465, 473, 493); any other FRE_V courses; and any 300- or 400-level economics courses. Students contemplating graduate studies or with a special interest in quantitative/empirical analysis should select ECON_V 326.
7 Select from: FRE_V 302, 340, 374, 385, 402, 420, 460, 474, 490.

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