The AUT Department of Nutrition and the dean of the Faculty of Applied Sciences and Technology (FAST) met with industry professionals coming from Hallab 1881, Prunelle, Al Rabih, The Diet Center and Bitar Diet Center, and reviewed the Nutrition program at AUT. Suggestions for new courses and internships were made so that the program becomes better adapted to the food production sector.
A second meeting is planned mid-February that would allow students to meet the Board members, discover internship and job opportunities, and get to know the skills that the industry requires from graduates.
