Culinary Management
Bachelor of Culinary Management
About the Course
This degree provides students with a solid understanding of culinary techniques and business principles, including food production, hospitality operations, and restaurant management, and prepares them for leadership roles in global food service and hospitality industries.

Culinary Management
Course Overview
A Bachelor of Culinary Management is an undergraduate degree program that focuses on the intersection of culinary arts and hospitality business management. The program combines training in cooking techniques, kitchen operations, food safety, and international cuisines with business modules such as marketing, finance, and leadership. Culinary management plays a crucial role in delivering quality dining experiences while driving profitability and innovation in the hospitality sector. The program provides students with the technical and managerial skills needed to plan, manage, and execute culinary operations in restaurants, hotels, and other food service establishments around the world.

Culinary Management
Course Duration
Region | Duration |
Australia | 3 – 4 years |
New Zealand | 3 years |
UK | 3 years |
Europe | 3 – 4 years |
Canada | 4 years |
Asia | 4 years |
USA | 4 years |

Culinary Management
Course Curriculum
The Bachelor of Culinary Management curriculum typically includes core courses in culinary techniques, food science, hospitality law, and restaurant operations. Students also study business-related subjects such as cost control, human resources, marketing, and entrepreneurship. Practical kitchen training, internships, and capstone projects are key components of the program. The curriculum is designed to develop both culinary expertise and business acumen, ensuring graduates are equipped to lead in diverse food service environments.

Culinary Management
Admission Requirements
- Completed secondary education with a satisfactory academic record
- Interest or experience in culinary arts, hospitality, or food services
- English language proficiency (IELTS, TOEFL, or equivalent)
- Personal statement and resume (if required by institution)
- Application submitted through university or centralized portals

Culinary Management
Career Opportunities
- Executive Chef, Restaurant Manager, Food and Beverage Director, Culinary Entrepreneur
- Placement opportunities in Australia, Canada, USA, UK, Europe, and Southeast Asia
- A Bachelor’s degree required; industry experience and certifications can enhance career progression
- Career pathways include fine dining, hotel operations, catering, food innovation, and hospitality business ownership
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