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European Bartender School
Advanced Bartending Course
- Stockholm, Sweden
- Barcelona, Spain
- + 3 more
Course
Full time
10 days
On-Campus
English, Spanish, French
Develop your knowledge and skills to an exceptional level. Strictly not for beginners. An in-depth and hands-on course designed to radically enhance the skills and knowledge of experienced bartenders. Learn about molecular mixology, cocktail presentation, spirits in extensive detail, cocktail families, and much more. Access our worldwide job platform, EBS MatchStaff, as an Advanced Bartending graduate.


European Bartender School
International Bartender Course
- Stockholm, Sweden
- Barcelona, Spain
- + 9 more
Course
Full time
4 weeks
On-Campus
English, Swedish, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Finnish, Danish
Ready to shake things up? Our four-week International Bartender Course is broken down into four core modules: Bar Practice, Masterclasses, Flair and Free Pour. By the end of the course, you’ll have the skills and the confidence to walk behind any bar, anywhere in the world and look like you’ve been doing it for years – even if you’re a complete beginner. Over 7,000 students take this course every year, making it the world’s most popular bartender course.
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Learn more about Culinary Arts and Gastronomy Management degree programs in Sweden
You'll study the full arc of food, from kitchen technique to the business decisions that shape how people eat. Culinary Arts and Gastronomy Management brings together hands-on cooking practice, food science, and the operational side of running hospitality enterprises.
Sweden's approach to education fosters independent thinking and collaborative problem-solving, qualities that translate directly into professional kitchen and management settings. Applied coursework here often draws on the country's strong food culture, including foraging traditions, seasonal sourcing, and sustainability-led production methods. You'll examine menu development, cost control, supplier relations, and food safety regulations alongside practical instruction in cooking methods and flavor profiling.
At the management level, your studies extend into event catering, restaurant operations, and consumer behavior in food retail. Sweden's food sector has a well-established reputation for sustainability practices and culinary innovation, giving you real-world context for your coursework. Graduates move into roles as chefs, food buyers, restaurant managers, catering directors, and food product developers across international hospitality, retail, and food service industries. The competencies you gain are recognized globally, opening doors well beyond any single region.