Culinary Management
Start an exciting career that could take you across the globe. Work in a world-class resort or on a cruise ship, or go into business for yourself -- the possibilities are limitless. You will be trained by highly skilled professors and chefs de cuisine, and will gain the culinary skills necessary to make you highly sought-after in your field. Modern culinary skills and techniques will be practiced through buffet work, pastry arts and restaurant food production; you will even learn the elegant art of ice carving.
Jump-start your career following graduation with secure, paid summer job experience that could lead to full-time employment.
Program Prerequisites
OSSD or equivalent, Grade 12 Compulsory English (ENG4C or ENG4U)
Attire Requirements
UNIFORMS AND KNIVES ARE MANDATORY IN ALL LAB CLASSES
The items to be purchased by the individual as well as the uniform and knife packages are required for the first day of classes.
It is strongly recommended that your uniform and knife packages be purchased before July 31stto avoid delays in shipping and to ensure you have the required items available your first day of classes.
- À la carte cooking
- International cuisine
- Wines
- Menu design/culinary display
- Buffet/quantity cooking
- Facilities design and equipment selection
- Baking and pastry arts
- Food/beverage/kitchen management
Semester One:
DFM123 Healthy Living, Healthy Eating
CUL103 Fundamentals of Food Preparation
CUL114 Applied Culinary Skills
CUL116 Products Standards and Market Form
CUL130 Baking for Cooks
CUL150 Sanitation and Safety
HRM105 Student Success for Hospitality I
Semester Two:
CMM125 College Communication I
CUL132 Introduction to Food Service
CUL160 Pastry Arts
CUL182 Kitchen Operations + Food and Bev
CUL190 Restaurant Food Production
HRM100 Wines
HRM106 Student Success for Hospitality II
MTH149 Mathematics
Semester Three:
CUL215 Applied A La Carte Cooking
CUL253 Contemporary Cuisine Theory
HRM218 Food, Beverage and Labour Cost Control
HRM222 Menu Design
HRM225 Hospitality Marketing
HRM240 Hospitality Industry Report I
Semester Four:
ACC245 Management Accounting I
CMM230 Writing and Speaking to Persuade
CUL230 Buffet/Quantity Cooking
CUL242 International Contemporary Cuisine
CUL245 Garde Manger/Culinary Display
CUL290 Cultural Culinary Lifestyle
HRM251 Hospitality Project
HRM260 Facilities Design, Development and Equipment Selection
HRM275 Human Relations/Supervisory Development
- Executive chef
- Private chef
- Catering chef
- Food and beverage manager
- Chef de cuisine
- Sous chef
- Chef consultant
Canadian Hospitality Foundation and Ontario Hostelry Institute Scholarships
For information regarding these two scholarship opportunities, please visit the following links:
This program includes a summer field placement.
Examples of prior placements include:
- Fairmont Hotels
- Windermere Hotel
- Best Western Hotels
- Holiday Inn
- Deerhurst Resort
- Marriott Canada/USA
- Club Link Hotel
- GB Catering
- Landed Loon Catering









