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University of Technology, Jamaica (UTech) Bachelor of Science in Food Service Management
University of Technology, Jamaica (UTech)

Bachelor of Science in Food Service Management

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Sep 2024

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Key Summary

    About: The Bachelor of Science in Food Service Management equips students with the skills needed for careers in the food and hospitality industry. The program covers essential topics such as food safety, financial management, and human resources in food service settings. Students engage in hands-on learning experiences and may participate in internships or practical training to apply their knowledge.
    Career Outcomes: Graduates can pursue various career paths including food service manager, catering director, restaurant operations manager, and hospitality consultant. Opportunities exist in restaurants, hotels, schools, and institutional settings.

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BSc. in Food Service Management

PHILOSOPHY STATEMENT

The Bachelor of Science degree course in Food Service Management aims to develop graduates who can be effective managers in the preparation and service of food on a national, regional and international level. This will culminate with the graduate developing competencies and skills that will enable them to provide facilities and services that will achieve customer satisfaction.

The curriculum emphasizes the managerial leadership of foodservice operations and is designed to develop practical, technical, and managerial skills. The course is designed primarily for individuals who desire to become managers and supervisors of foodservice establishments.

COURSE OF STUDY GOALS

The goals of the Food Service Management Degree are:

  • To produce graduates with the required skills and competencies who will satisfy the industry’s demand for Professional Chefs, and Food Service Operation Managers.
  • To contribute to the national and regional growth and development of the foodservice industry by providing graduates who are innovative, creative, and entrepreneurial who will develop their own business initiatives, thus creating employment for the Caribbean Community.
  • To produce graduates who will be capable of making a significant contribution to the technological and innovative changes that are currently occurring in the industry internationally through research and information technology.
  • To create professional linkages for the graduates in the industry through cooperative education, apprenticeship, and professional conferences.

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