Faculty of Land and Food Systems

The Faculty addresses global issues surrounding health and sustainable land and food systems. All living things depend on the sustainability of the earth’s resources, and learning how to protect and better manage those limited resources is crucial to our survival. Critical environmental issues like water pollution, food shortages and rising temperatures could have a catastrophic effect on our ability to meet basic human needs in the near future.

Here’s the good news: experts in the Faculty of Land and Food Systems are working on solutions to many of these problems. Our researchers are studying everything from climate change and storm water management to the relationship between food, nutrition, diet and health. The research discoveries being made here have the potential to reach across borders for world-wide applications.

 
 

Stories

Isaac Jonas

Alumni
Master of Food and Resource Economics (MFRE)

Lulu Pei

Student
Doctor of Philosophy in Human Nutrition (PhD)

Elaine Anderson

Alumni
Doctor of Philosophy in Integrated Studies in Land and Food Systems (PhD)

Rachel Dickens

Student
Doctor of Philosophy in Integrated Studies in Land and Food Systems (PhD)

Nicole Davies

Student
Doctor of Philosophy in Integrated Studies in Land and Food Systems (PhD)

Erin Ryan

Alumni
Master of Science in Applied Animal Biology (MSc)

Sydney Moore

Student
Doctor of Philosophy in Applied Animal Biology (PhD)

Lexis Ly

Student
Doctor of Philosophy in Applied Animal Biology (PhD)
 
 

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