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LY318 Culinary arts and food tech

  • 12-11-2013 11:03am
    #1
    junior c
    Closed Accounts Posts: 33 ✭


    Does anyone know anything about this course,think it might be new,dont see it listed on the points list for last year.thanks


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  • #2
    mrmac
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,967 ✭✭✭mrmac


    I think this is a new program.
    There has been a Culinary Arts Degree for years, very highly regarded, and from what I hear, has far better facilities and teacher / student ratio than DIT.

    The course you refer to, Culinary Arts & Food Tech, is a 4 year, honors degree.
    You can find more info here : LINK

    You do know that this course is ran from the Killybegs Campus, and not actually in Letterkenny?

    I'm not doing this course, but feel free to ask questions, and I see what info I can find.

    HTH.


  • #3
    junior c
    Closed Accounts Posts: 33 ✭junior c


    Thanks mrmac,yes it looks like a new course.Filling out the cao and looking at culinary courses .I think I will do Culinary Arts first at level 6, as im really interested in the chef side.Are you doing Culinary Arts?


  • #4
    job seeker
    Registered Users Posts: 5,116 ✭✭✭job seeker


    I'm bit late at this stage but I'm studying Higher Certificate Culinary Arts. Just finished my first semester in first year. Really enjoyed it. teachers are great, as long as you show up for classes/ do your work etc. As above it is a fantastic course and the kitchens are very good.

    http://www.lyit.ie/courses/gastronomyculinaryarts/ly318/

    The HCCA course is the same as THIS coarse apart from the fact the BA corses has 3rd year and the HCCA course has only two years. But if you done the HCCA course you always have the option of doing the 3rd year.

    Don't know much about the course your talking about. But if you wish to be a chef, id definitly recommend one of the above.


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