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1952 Department of Food Technology, Faculty of Applied Science, The New South Wales University of Technology established in 2 huts (now B9)
1952-1970 Founder and Head of Department – Associate Professor Fritz H. Reuter
1954 Bachelor of Science course commenced
1955 First Master of Science awarded
1956 Visit by HRH Prince Phillip
First Bachelor of Science awarded
1959 Became The University of New South Wales
First Doctor of Philosophy awarded
1960 Graduate Diploma course introduced
1968 Department relocated to levels 4 and 5 of the Applied Science Building
1971-1990 Head of Department/School of Food Science and Technology – Professor Ron A.Edwards
1972 Master of Applied Science (Food Technology) introduced
1975 Professor Edwards appointed to Chair of Food Technology
1976 Became School of Food Technology
1983 Master of Applied Science (Food Engineering) introduced
1984 Became School of Food Science and Technology
1986 Became the Department of Food Science and Technology in the School of Biological Technologies
1988 Food Industry Development Centre (Key Centre for Teaching and Research) established
School of Biological Technologies renamed School of Applied Bioscience
1990 Department relocated to the old site of Wool and Pastoral Science, now B8a, B8c and C8a
1991 Professor Peter Gray (Biotechnology) appointed Head of School
1991-1994 Head of Department of Food Science and Technology – Professor Geoffrey M. Wilson
1992 Microbiology facilities relocated to building B8c and upgraded
Master of Applied Science (Food Microbiology) course established
1994-2000 Head of Department of Food Science and Technology – Professor Ken A Buckle
1994 Food Microbiology research facilities and Seminar/Lecture Room established, via CRC for Food Industry Innovation
1995 40 Year Reunion and Dr F.H. Reuter's 90th birthday celebrated
1996 Master of Applied Science (Food Microbiology) Course reviewed internationally
Bachelor of Science Course (3060) review commenced
BSc(Hons) in Food Science Course 3065) introduced
1997 Master of Applied Science (Food Science and Nutrition) Course established
Faculty of Applied Science disestablished (July 1)
Faculty of Life Sciences and Faculty of Science and Technology established. School of Applied Bioscience transferred to Faculty of Life Sciences
1998 BSc and MSc (coursework) programs completely revised
Professor Buckle appointed Head of School of Applied Bioscience
1999 Revised BSc Course introduced in Years 2, 3
BSc Major in Food Science and Nutrition (Course 3970/3800) and BSc Advanced Science (Life Sciences) (Course 3990) approved for introduction in 2000
All postgraduate coursework programs (Grad Dip, MAppSc/MSc Coursework) revised and approved for introduction in Session 2, 1999
2000-2001

Professor Ken A Buckle appointed Associate Dean of International Development, for Faculty of Science
Head of Department of Food Science and Technology - Professor Graham H Fleet

2002

Faculty of Life Sciences and Faculty of Science and Technology merged to form Faculty of Science.
The Department of Food Science and Technology merged with School of Chemistry to form School of Chemical Sciences

2004 As of 1 January 2004, the Food Science and Technology unit merged with the School of Chemical Engineering and Industrial Chemistry, and became a part of the Faculty of Engineering

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