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Massey University
Brewing
- Auckland, New Zealand
- Palmerston North, New Zealand
- + 1 more
Course
On-Campus
English
Massey University holds two-day brewing courses in both April and November. You'll get a comprehensive introduction to brewing, including malts, hops, yeast and the process of making good beers. You'll also design and brew two beers as part of the course using our 200L microbrewery. Enrolments are accepted throughout the year for these courses. Numbers are limited to 18 people per course.


BridgeValley Community & Technical College
Brewing Technology
- Online USA
Course
On-Campus
English
Love what you do, and you will never work a day in your life. BridgeValley’s Brewing Technology classes are an exciting new opportunity to start a career you will love in the State’s growing craft beer industry.
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Brewing degree programs introduce you to the art and science of craft beer production. You'll delve into various aspects of brewing, from fermentation techniques to sensory analysis, making this field both engaging and multifaceted.
Through courses in brewing technology, you’ll learn to manage the brewing process, including recipe development and ingredient selection. Topics such as brewing microbiology and quality control will provide a solid foundation for understanding how to create consistent, high-quality beers. Students build confidence as they explore diverse brewing styles and methods, enhancing their ability to experiment and innovate within the field.
As you progress, hands-on experience becomes crucial. You'll engage in practical brewing sessions, allowing you to apply your learning directly. Common skills developed include operating brewing equipment, conducting laboratory analyses, and conducting market research for craft beverages. Graduates often find opportunities in breweries, quality control labs, or as brewing consultants, equipped with a strong understanding of the industry and its demands.