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LE CORDON BLEU MASTER OFGASTRONOMIC TOURISMThe Le Cordon Bleu Master of Gastronomic Tourism (subjectto University approval) has been developed by Southern CrossUniversity and Le Cordon Bleu, a leading international provider ofculinary, hospitality management and gastronomy education. Itis designed for those with a passion for gastronomy and tourism,combining an academic approach to understanding food anddrink with tourism business management skills. The coursemaximises a graduate’s capacity to use the latest theoreticaland cultural understanding of food and drink in context andin the practical pursuit of commercial objectives in businessenterprises.Academics teaching in this course are internationally recognisedexperts in their fields and widely published, with a passion fortheir subject areas. The course is delivered by a combinationof university lecturers and practising managers/operators ingastronomic tourism, and may also draw on guest lecturersworking within the industry.A Graduate Diploma and Graduate Certificate in GastronomicTourism are also available.Major areas of studyTopics range from sustainability and food security tocontemporary trends in cuisine and culinary arts; from foodwriting for media to the history of gastronomy and the restaurant;and from event planning to the application of ethical businesspractices in tourism operations. Importantly, the degree focuseson the relationship of food to tourism and the role this relationshipplays in the development of regional economies and theirsustainability. Students have the opportunity to explore importantconcepts related to tourist behaviour and the tourist experience,strategic marketing and the management of tourism operations.Students also undertake an independent capstone researchproject (equal to two units), towards the end of their degree, tofocus on an aspect of gastronomic tourism.Teaching methodsThis course is delivered online via the University’s distanceeducation study option. The online study environment is highlyinteractive and strives to promote collaboration and a senseof community. Students participate and learn through onlinepre-recorded and/or live lectures, electronic study materials,workshops, online discussion forums and virtual classes. Themethod of teaching may vary from unit to unit.Your careerPotential career paths include:• Professional food writer/reviewer• Cellar-door manager• Food trail operator/tour guide• Entrepreneur in a food-and-wine-related business• Manager in sustainable food and wine production• Food, wine and tourism policy advisor/advocate• Marketing consultant• Food and/or wine festival organiser/consultant.This course aims to produce graduates with a broadunderstanding of the potential to add value to food-andwinetourism and related business operations. Crucially, thisunderstanding has social responsibility at its core. Graduateswill be both innovators and protectors of tradition, helping torevitalise and strengthen local and regional food cultures.SummaryLocation: Distance EducationIntake: Session 1, 2 and 3Duration: Master: 2 to 4 yearsAvailable part-time (two units per session) or as single unitstudy (one unit per session). Duration varies depending onunit availabilities, previous study or work experience.Early exit points: Graduate Diploma; Graduate CertificateSubject to successful completion of the required units.Total units: Master – 16; Grad Dip – 8; Grad Cert – 4Fees: Visit scu.edu.au/feesThis course is not available to international students studying inAustralia.Le Cordon Bleu CRICOS Provider: SA 01818E, NSW 02380Mscu
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