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The University of Naples Parthenope
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Master in Fashion, Art and Food Management
- Naples, Italy
Master degree
Full time
2 years
On-Campus
English
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The study program offers the acquisition of transversal competences in Fashion, Art and Food business management. Fashion, Art and Food are notoriously Italy landmarks in business and the cornerstones of italian manufacture.
Bologna Business School
Global MBA Food and Wine
- Bologna, Italy
MBA
Full time
1 year
On-Campus
English
Art, beauty, high-quality cuisine. These are the first thoughts the world has about Italy. The variety, typicality, and uniqueness of products, from the Alps to the South, make Italy the undisputed queen of the food and wine business.
Luiss Business School Amsterdam
Master in Food & Wine Business
- Amsterdam, Netherlands
Master degree
Full time
1 year
On-Campus
English
Cultivate expertise in the Food & Wine Business domain, preparing adept professionals to navigate global markets, facilitate business expansion, and master effective communication and administration activities.
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Wine Scholar Guild
Alsace Master-Level Program
- Washington, USA
Master degree
On-Campus
English
STUDY UNDER TRUE ALSACE WINE EXPERTS AND MASTERFUL INSTRUCTORS... Thierry MeyerDelve into Alsace with the insight of Alsace expert and resident, Thierry Meyer, lead-instructor. Learn from a prestigious panel of guest instructors including: Olivier Humbrecht, Master of Wine, owner and manager of Domaine Zind-Humbrecht Etienne Hugel (DEC), former owner and manager of Hugel & Fils Thierry Fritsch, Education Director for the Alsace Wine Council (CIVA) David Schildknecht, former critic at the Wine Advocate for the wines of Alsace, Burgundy, the Loire Valley, Languedoc-Roussillon, Champagne, Germany, Austria, Eastern Europe, America’s Eastern & Midwestern wineries, New Zealand and South Africa. Sue Style, Alsace resident, food & wine blogger and instructor Andrew Jefford, wine writer, author of "The New France"
University of Applied Sciences Ludwigshafen am Rhein
MBA Wine, Sustainability & Sales
- Ludwigshafen, Germany
MBA
Part time
4 semesters
Blended
English
Master of Business Administration (MBA) with an international approach and focus on sustainable management and sales concepts, using real-world examples from today's wine industry The degree is state-recognized and accredited.
Burgundy School of Business
MBA Wine & Spirits Business
MBA
Full time
On-Campus
English
BSB's MBA Wine & Spirits Business is a high-level training course, ranked second best international MBA taught in France (Le Moci 2021).
Wine Scholar Guild
Champagne Master-Level Program
- Washington, USA
Master degree
Distance Learning
English
A COMPREHENSIVE STUDY & CERTIFICATION PROGRAM ON THE WINES OF CHAMPAGNE This is an in-depth course of study conducted at the master-level and is designed for all committed students of wine whether wine professionals or serious wine hobbyists. A dream team of Champagne experts from all over the world is providing a unique and dynamic learning experience on the wines of Champagne via web-based teaching technology. Champagne captures the hearts, minds and palates of wine lovers around the world like no other wine. It is one of the strongest territorial wine brands in the world, and no wine specialist can consider their education complete without having in-depth knowledge of this fascinating region.
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Studying Food and Wine Pairings at the Master's level opens up exciting avenues in gastronomic artistry and hospitality management. This program focuses on honing your ability to create harmonious experiences between food and wine, blending culinary techniques with sensory science.
Through courses such as advanced pairing techniques, flavor profiles, and sensory evaluation, you'll learn to analyze the complexities of taste and aroma. This knowledge prepares you to craft exquisite menus that enhance dining experiences. The environment encourages creativity and experimentation, allowing students to develop critical thinking and refine their palate.
As a graduate, you'll gain practical skills in conducting tastings, leading workshops, and marketing food and wine experiences, opening doors to roles in fine dining, catering, and food service management. With the rise in gastronomic tourism and consumer interest in food culture, the skills gained in this program position you well for opportunities across various sectors, underscoring the relevance of expert pairing knowledge in today’s global market.