MASTER'S DEGREE IN CULINARY MANAGEMENT & INNOVATION
A chef de cuisine is not only a cook and an artist but, especially, a manager: This is one of the sound reasons that make his/her function evolve towards a Culinary Manager one. This Master’s programme is therefore geared towards the acquirement of a strategic and innovative vision of present and future culinary activities and needs.
The purpose of the Master’s degree in Culinary Management & Innovation (M.Sc.) is to educate specialists in culinary management who understand how concept, product, service, proservice and experience development are critical for business success. Specialists who, through their ability to take initiatives, make decisions and innovate, participate directly in the company’s strategic development in an international setting. The degree is aligned with a quantitative, qualitative and financial perspective with regards to customer satisfaction, team performance and optimization of economic outcomes. The programme is designed around 2 axes:
Louis Le Jeune, Master's degree Student in Culinary Management & Innovation
"After graduating in October 2007, I began working while continuing to think about the professional project that I had set for myself. With the benefits of my education, I could have immediately devoted myself to the concept I was thinking about, with excellent chances of succeeding... But I learned that this Master’s program was going to open and thought that it was a great opportunity to seize! After this program, I will be even more prepared to reach and exceed my career goals. Being part of the first graduating class overjoys me since I already know about the seriousness, rigor and performance of the Institut’s programs. Another obvious advantage is that when I graduate, my profile will not only be very interesting, it will also be very rare! Finally, it’s really pleasant to return to the Institut as a student: we benefit from a terrific student environment and lifestyle as well as excellent individual accompaniment."
A double degree delivered in partnership with Haaga-Helia University of Applied Sciences
The differentiation factors of our Master’s Programme:
The Master in Culinary Management and Innovation has been awarded with the ‘Innovation Price’ by SMBG 2012.
And after ?
This programme leads to exciting and fast-track new career opportunities that will enable professionals to integrate International hotel, restaurant and foodservice groups, Institutional restaurant companies, quick service entities, agrifood leaders , companies focused on a high-volume culinary production activity (MICE, catering and events management, cruise, airline, maritime, or railway catering)...
Target positions cover both strategic and operational fields : Vice-President, Culinary, Corporate Culinary Team Leader, Corporate Culinary Team Member, Culinary Operations Manager, Executive chef, Kitchen manager, Concept developer, Head of Culinary R&D, Head of production, Site manager...
Next intake:
M0: June, 2012
M1: January, 2013
Number of students per class: 10 students
Prerequisites:
The Master’s degree in Culinary Management & Innovation (M.Sc) requires a solid theoretical and technical background in culinary arts (cooking, pastry, bakery…), foodservice and restaurant management. This base constitutes the foundation of this high-level programme which will subsequently provide thorough managerial culinary management and innovation skills, knowledge and competences to be able to evolve and perform in this constant growing sector of activity.
Enrolment M0:
Enrolment M1:
Admission conditions:
Admission to the Master’s programme is based on the candidate’’ educational, background, professional experience and personal and professional project. The candidate must also provide the results of the managerial aptitude tests, GMAT (English language) or TAGE-MAGE (French language, and proficiency in English language. We only accept results from the TOEFL test. Students who are not from a French speaking country or who have not done their previous studies in a French speaking country must prove a C2 or C1 proficiency level according to the Common European Framework of Reference: Learning, Teaching, Assessment. CampusFrance, French consulates and Embassies can provide further details.
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Contact
Henry Clavijo
Head of Department Master Programmes
henry.clavijo[at]institutpaulbocuse.com
+ 33 (0)4 72 18 02 20