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Dickinson College
Food Studies
- Carlisle, USA
Course
On-Campus
English
Food studies is the critical examination of food—the evolution of its procurement, production, consumption and cultural meanings within the contexts of the natural and social sciences and humanities. It's a multidisciplinary field of study that involves and attracts philosophers, historians, scientists, literary and language scholars, artists, sociologists, art historians, anthropologists, nutritionists, psychologists, agriculturalists, economists, artists, film producers and critics, policymakers and consumers.


Carpigiani Gelato University
OPEN YOUR CHAIN OF ARTISAN ICE CREAMS
- Anzola dell'Emilia, Italy
Certificate
On-Campus
Italian
Educational objectives To illustrate Carpigiani Gelato University's proposal to transform an entrepreneurial reality into an artisan chain, deepening a business model that takes into account several parameters: product production and distribution flows, the quality control method, the economic accounts, the communication through design and human resources.
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Congusto Gourmet Institute
Ice cream parlor
- Milan, Italy
Certificate
On-Campus
Italian
The study plan The study plan of the ice cream maker course includes theoretical and practical lessons to learn how to carry out both manual processes and through the use of machinery and equipment, mixing, pasteurizing, homogenizing the ingredients according to the recipes, making a correct maturation, freezing and hardening of the product. The ice cream maker course will allow you to apply specific techniques to practice the profession in artisan workshops for the production of ice cream and ice cream parlors.


Sydney Metro College
Certificate IV in Commercial Cookery
- Surry Hills, Australia
- Melbourne, Australia
Certificate
On-Campus
English
If you’re an educational professional who is looking to progress into Hospitality or a Culinary Arts this is the best degree for you. This qualification reflects the role of commercial cooks who have a supervisory or team leading role in the kitchen. They operate independently or with limited guidance from others and use discretion to solve non-routine problems.
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Exploring a Food and Beverage Business degree at the Preparatory level opens doors to a vibrant industry that blends creativity with entrepreneurship. This program prepares you to understand the fundamentals of food service management, marketing, and customer relations, making it an ideal choice for future leaders in the field.
You'll dive into courses that cover menu planning, cost control, and sanitation practices, equipping you with practical knowledge for real-world applications. Many students build confidence as they engage with new perspectives on food trends and consumer behavior, which are critical in today’s evolving market. This foundation is essential for anyone looking to thrive in the fast-paced food and beverage sector.
Additionally, you'll gain skills in crafting strategic marketing campaigns and analyzing market performance, positioning yourself for various career paths. Graduates often pursue roles in restaurant management, catering, or event planning, benefiting from a comprehensive understanding of the industry's dynamics and challenges.