What is Packaging Science at MSU?

What is Packaging Science at MSU?

We all have questions about packaging such as, what is packaging and why is it important to society?  We also wonder what the future package will look like, how it will be used and what more can be done to bring sustainability to the forefront of packaging.

The following videos present a short narrative about the different areas of Packaging Science, and how the School of Packaging is a unique institution known around the world for focusing on packaging research and ultimately designing the future of the teaching and innovation of packaging systems.

The production of these videos were supported by a grant provided by the Michigan State University Graduate School

Packaging Introduction

 Packaging Life Cycle  

 

Packaging Materials

 

Food Packaging

Medical Packaging

Packaging Distribution

 Who’s Who at the MSU School of Packaging?

 

 

DEPARTMENT INFORMATION

STUDENTS

RESEARCH & TESTING

ALUMNI & GIVING

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