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INDS 232 - Interdisciplinary Introduction to Food System Studies.

(3.00)
This course explores fundamental concepts within food system studies, focusing on the intersection of agriculture, the food industry, human health, environmental sustainability and social justice. Core topics include how our food system supports or diminishes ecological well-being, biological diversity, human health, equity and social justice, and animal welfare. The course also presents and analyzes who are the key stakeholders in the food system and what are some primary opportunities and challenges to reform. Recommended Course Preparation:ENGL100.

Course ID: 102087
Consent: No Special Consent Required
Components: Lecture
Course Equivalents: INDS 232H


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