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2 Culinary Arts Graduate Diploma degrees found
University of Gastronomic Science of Pollenzo
Master in World Food Studies
- Pollentia, Italy
Graduate Diploma
Full time
1 year
On-Campus
English
Our distinctive program extends your understanding of international gastronomy. Far beyond the confines of local perspectives. The Master in World Food Studies course encompasses wise-ranging content such as global food cultures, food systems sustainability, and gastro-diplomacy strategies in the food world. It uniquely prepares you for roles within international organizations, cultural mediation, and sustainable rural and urban development policies.
Pacific Institute Of Culinary Arts
Professional Culinary/Baking & Pastry Arts Dual Diploma
- Vancouver, Canada
Graduate Diploma
On-Campus
English
Culinary Arts Students begin with knife skills, culinary terms, and equipment usage, followed by flavorful stocks, the art of the saucier, meats, poultry, fish, shellfish, vegetables, pastry, and bread-making – in a practical format that allows students to assess their creations using all your senses. Appreciate the difference an aromatic stock makes in risotto and taste a perfectly reduced port sauce for lamb. Baking & Pastry Arts Students begin with measuring and scaling, terminology, artisan bread, pastry dough and batters, dessert sauces, fillings, chocolate, sugar, and a variety of classic, modern, and holiday pastries. Students create intricate garnishes and learn professional plating secrets – in a practical format that allows students to practice and advance their techniques.
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Graduate Diploma Degrees in Food and Beverage Studies Culinary Arts
Culinary arts is the study of preparing and arranging food. Students learn how to create works of art that are also fit to eat. Students may choose to study one particular area or learn the generalities of many different specialties.
Graduate diplomas are typically not offered in the United States. The American equivalent of a diploma is referred to as a professional certification. Each university has a different set of requirements for admission, so students should perform in-depth research on programs before applying.