Associate (A.A.S.) Degree Program in Culinary Arts
Some Culinary Arts graduates pursue careers as bakers, line cooks with big name chefs, or open up their own establishments. Others move into the corporate environment of hotel foodservice, catering operations, or even foodservice for the schools. Some will become front-of-the-house managers and have the experience to help run a restaurant. Instruction prepares students for the workplace by covering cooking and baking techniques as well as industry concerns such as how food is grown and processed, nutrition, and food handling and safety. |
Associate (A.A.S.) Degree Program in Culinary Arts