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The Bachelor's in Culinary Science & Product Development merges food science with culinary training, equipping students for roles as research chefs and food technologists in development labs, test kitchens, and culinary facilities. Graduates will gain the ability to: Utilize culinary techniques across diverse food items and flavor combinations, Assess food safety protocols in both kitchen and industrial settings, Develop, conduct, analyze, and document food science research, Innovate consumer-focused food products while explaining the full development cycle from concept to market, and Choose suitable processing methods, analytical tools, and quality control measures for food production. Starting with culinary or pastry arts fundamentals, the program features hands-on lab courses that refine practical skills throughout the curriculum. Experienced instructors deliver industry insights in modern culinary and baking facilities, offering top-tier training. Second-year students enhance their expertise through culinary or pastry internships. The program progresses with core science courses covering scientific principles and methodology. Product development concepts are reinforced through culinary science labs and classroom instruction, while food regulations, labeling, and analysis coursework prepare students for advanced studies. Emphasizing vital communication and presentation abilities for the development field, the curriculum includes arts and sciences coursework. The program concludes with specialized culinary science classes that blend cooking arts, fundamental sciences, and applied food science studies—including ingredient technology, product innovation, and a mandatory food science internship—readying graduates for professional careers in research, development, or manufacturing.