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The Hong Kong Polytechnic University - School of Hotel and Tourism Management
Master of Science (MSc) in International Wine Management
- Kowloon, Hong Kong
Master degree
Full time, Part time
1 year
On-Campus
English
A key player in the vibrant international wine scene, Hong Kong offers a unique location for anyone aspiring to be a part of this dynamic growth area. Combined with the huge growth of the wine market in Mainland China, the need for wine professionals with advanced, specialised training and education with a global perspective continues to grow. The MSc in International Wine Management programme has been designed to meet this demand. This exceptional programme develops industry leaders, educators and researchers and instils in them a deep understanding of the latest trends in the wine business, demystifying its complexities and placing them in strong position to lead the industry into the future. Students also have the opportunity to learn more about Mainland Chinese wine consumers and gain insights into some of the fastest growing and potentially lucrative wine markets in the world.


International Culinary Institute
Higher Diploma in Culinary Arts
- Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Advanced Diploma
Full time
2 years
On-Campus
English
Prepares students to work in the vibrant and ever-growing catering industry, and develops their intellectual and professional competencies to meet the industry's demand for a new generation of chefs possessing not only multi-culinary and management skills, but also a professional mindset and work attitude. Provides a broad range of topics in Chinese and Western culinary arts and sciences and clusters of culinary stream specific modules to enhance student's knowledge and skills in national/international culinary arts, in order to help students realise their interests and career aspirations. Structured to guide students to attain knowledge in culinary niches and develop management know-how in culinary operations and catering businesses in a holistic manner.


International Culinary Institute
Higher Diploma in Baking and Pastry Arts
- Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Advanced Diploma
Full time
2 years
On-Campus
English
Equips students with management knowledge and skills and practical applications in baking and pastry operations so as to prepare them for supervisory roles in the industry. Cultivates students' notion for lifelong learning and develops students to be independent learners with a local, national and global vision for further study and professional development in the hospitality industry. Equips students with the necessary technical and professional knowledge and skills, initially at a paraprofessional level, via the blending of theoretical and practical application.
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International Culinary Institute
Higher Diploma in Classic Western Cuisine
- Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Advanced Diploma
Full time
2 years
On-Campus
English
Higher Diploma in Classic Western Cuisine graduates will be professionally ready to take up operative positions available in a wide range of catering establishments, such as restaurants, hotels, resorts, theme parks, and clubhouses. After accumulating professional experience, they will become highly capable candidates for supervisory and management positions.
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You'll learn to cook at a professional level and run hospitality businesses in one of the world's most food-obsessed cities. Hong Kong sits at the crossroads of Cantonese tradition and international cuisine, making it a genuinely compelling place to study culinary arts and gastronomy management.
The learning environment fosters curiosity about flavor, culture, and the business decisions that shape how people eat. Your coursework covers classical and contemporary cooking techniques, menu design, food costing, and the operational side of restaurants and food enterprises. You'll also study food science, sensory evaluation, and how gastronomy connects to culture and identity.
Hong Kong's hospitality sector is deeply connected to global markets, so the professional competencies you gain here translate well across Asia, Europe, the Middle East, and beyond. Expect industry-linked projects, kitchen practicums, and exposure to both fine dining and large-scale food service operations. Graduates move into roles as chefs, food and beverage managers, culinary educators, restaurant consultants, and food media professionals, across a wide range of international settings.