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Bachelor of Culinary Management

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This specialist degree marries the practical and technical aspects of working in a commercial kitchen with the business and management skills of a culinary manager, our Bachelor of Culinary Management not only teaches you the fundamentals of cookery, but asks you to think deeply about the business of being a creative culinary entrepreneur.

Key details

Degree Type
Bachelor
Duration
4 years full-time
Course Code
CRS1201422, 058616M
Study Mode
In person
Intake Months
Feb, Jul
Domestic Fees
$47,320 total
International Fees
$72,150 total
ATAR
55

About this course

Course Description

This specialist degree marries the practical and technical aspects of working in a commercial kitchen with the business and management skills of a culinary manager, our Bachelor of Culinary Management not only teaches you the fundamentals of cookery, but asks you to think deeply about the business of being a creative culinary entrepreneur.

During the third year of your course, you will undertake 12 months of invaluable hands-on experience in industry after being supported to find appropriate paid employment.

This four-year degree combines experiential learning and academic rigor to equip you with a broad, critical understanding of the role of the culinary manager. Bringing together the theoretical and practical dimensions of the kitchen, extensive applied skills including classic cooking techniques, food service and menu design are explored and sharpened.

Subjects including human resource management, leadership, innovation and strategy equip you with the business and management fundamentals needed to control finances, stock, staff and facilities and pursue your cooking passion successfully.

The third year of study is a paid industry placement, giving you invaluable hands-on experience.

Entry requirements

Admissions Transparency

Eligibility for entry can be demonstrated by ATAR score, previous study, work experience and other factors.

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Study locations

Melbourne

Sydney

Career pathways

Career Outcomes

With the relevant work experience graduate employment opportunities include but are not limited to:

  • Hotel Chef
  • Food Service Manager
  • Catering Manager
  • Head Chef
  • Restaurant Chef
  • Restaurateur
  • Food and Beverage Manager
  • Kitchen & cellar door supervisor

Course structure

Course Structure

Year 1

CUL501 Cookery and Recipes
MAN501 Management Fundamentals
HOS509 Food and Beverage Knowledge
GAS559 Foundations of Cuisine
CUL502 Culinary Techniques
CUL504 Understanding Food Service
MAN502 Financial Concepts
Electives 1 (1st semester)

Year 2

HOS603 Sustainable Procurement for Hospitality & Tourism
MAN601 Introduction to Marketing
MAN606  Human Resource Operations for the Services Industry
GAS659 Cooks and Chefs in Society
CUL602 Restaurant Service
MAN605 Financial Analysis and Decision Making
MAN702 Risk and Legal Issues
Electives 1 (1st semester)

Year 3 - Work Placement

CUL618 Professional Practice 1
CUL718 Professional Practice 2

Year 4

CUL702 Flavour and Function
HOS701 Menu Design and Engineering
MAN706 Innovation and Entrepreneurship
HOS702 Project Restaurant
GAS759 Imagining Culinary Futures
MAN707 Strategy, Change and Leadership
Electives 1 per semester (2 in total)
 

Graduate outcomes

Graduate satisfaction and employment outcomes for Business & Management courses at William Angliss Institute.
75.7%
Overall satisfaction
82.4%
Skill scale
67.6%
Teaching scale
68.8%
Employed full-time