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Culinary Arts & Bakery

Department of Culinary Arts & Bakery

The Department of Culinary Arts and Bakery is committed to cultivating professionals with highly practical skills in the fields of culinary arts baking and confectionery.

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The Department of Culinary Arts and Bakery is committed to cultivating professionals with highly practical skills in the fields of culinary arts baking and confectionery

  1. Category of Education
    • Craftsman Cooking
    • Craftsman Breads & Confectionary Making(Certified Cooking, Certified Specialists in Baking)
  2. Core targeted abilities of major
    • Practical knowledge and skills in cooking, baking and beverage and coffee businesses
  3. Features of the Department
    • We build our educational systems for easy acquisition of relevant knowledge through hands-on practices
    • The faculty consists of experienced specialists in relevant business areas
    • The department is developing an academic management system with widely- expanded tele-education, minimizing the number of on-campus class dates
    • Major education is oriented towards the system of repetitive and gradually advancing education for natural learning of minimal stress
    • The practice-centered curriculum targets the production of graduates with the levels of knowledge and skills to be expected from a specialist with 5-year-experience in the field
    • Students will not stop in practicing but learn to make sellable products!

Objective of Education

  1. Every student is educated into a specialist in western or Korean cooking
  2. Every student is educated into a barista or cocktail, or a specialist in baking and confectionery

Curriculum

  1. Summary of Courses
    • Culinary theories and practices
    • Theories and practices in confectionery & breads making
    • Theories and practices for Baristas
    • Theories and practices in brunch services and for patissiers
    • Practices for Cafe business
    • Practices for Food coordination and Business Management
  2. The table of curriculum is under development and the following is its blueprint.
The table of curriculum is under development and the following is its blueprint.
year & semesters semester
1st semester summer course 2nd semester
course title credit course title credit
1st year theory Business English I 2   Business English II 2
Cooking principles 2  

Craftsman cooking

2
Food hygiene & nutrition 3  
practice

Basics for coffee barista

3 Special courses for certificates

Basics for Western cooking

3

Cooking practice

3

Master for coffee barista

3

Basics for confectionery making

2

Basics for Korean cooking

3

basics for cocktail

2

Cocktail practice

2

Basics for breads making

2
   

Practice for confectionery making

3

total credit

17  

total credit

20
2nd year theory

Financial Management

2   Business English Ⅲ 2
Craftsman confectionery & breads making 2   Restaurant Business 2
     

Practice for marketing

2
practice

Practice for Western Cooking

3 Field Training
(4 credit)

Craftsman cooking & confectionery & breads making

3

Practice for Korean Cooking

3 Practice for Japanese Cooking in JAPAN(4 credit)

Practice for Japanese Cooking

4

Italian & French Cooking

3 Patissier 3

Brunch cooking

3

Sauce & soup

2

Principal for breads making

3

Table & food coordination

2

Capstone Design

3

total credit

19   total credit 23

Career Opportunities

  1. Hotels and Tourist Resorts
  2. Restaurants & Catering Businesses
  3. Cafes and Dessert Shops
  4. Confectionery and bakery
  5. Crowd-Kitchen Business
  6. Transfer to Advanced Institutions

Certificates to be acquired

  1. Craftsman Cook in Korean, Japanese, or Western Cooking
  2. Craftsman Breads Making
  3. Craftsman Confectionary Making
  4. Barista & Craftsman Bartender
  5. Hygienist
  • Last edited 2021.11.30