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    MSc Programs in Oenology

    Students who have finished a bachelor’s degree may decide to pursue a Master of Science. This program of study typically focuses on topics in science or mathematics. An MSc usually takes one to three years to complete.

    What is an MSc in Oenology? Oenology is the study of wines. A Master of Science program may look at the history of winemaking, current winemaking technologies and agricultural techniques. Some courses may illuminate the challenges associated with food production to help students develop innovative solutions. Each university may offer a slightly different focus, but the required classes could include advances in wine sciences, cellar and winery waste management, topics in soil and land systems, distillation of fortified and sparkling wines, fermentation technologies, sensory studies, and agriculture and natural resource management.

    The skills gained through this study can better prepare students for their careers. For example, the communication skills, oenology business strategies and understanding of food production chains can help graduates successfully manage food companies from initial stages to distribution.

    The cost of an MSc in Oenology is not the same at every school. Because of the unpredictability of program costs, someone interested in this program should contact specific schools to learn about prices.

    Once this study is completed, graduates may be ready for a variety of careers. Most students will go on to work in the food and beverage industry, but some may take the skills learned to work in academics or government. Potential careers in oenology include wine promoter, advertising executive, grower liaison officer, winery engineer, winemaking specialist, grape production consultant, grape agricultural researcher and vineyard owner. Students could choose to use the research and study skills gained through a Master of Science to continue their education.

    Universities around the world offer a Master of Science in Oenology. Some schools may have programs that take place entirely online. Once you find a program that interests you, it’s a good idea to apply. Search for your program below and contact directly the admission office of the school of your choice by filling in the lead form.