What are some related career fields (to culinary arts)?
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Front of the house!  Hotel sales, hotel catering, dining room manager, restaurant GM, server, bartending, banquet manager - there are lots that it is always beneficial to have culinary knowledge in....
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Copywriter, Technical writer, Editor, Proofreader, Artist's agent, etc.\n\nDon't think of the certification as the sole direction for a career.  Think of it as one tool out of many that can help in any of several career choices.
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It's best to go to a culinary institute that focuses just on the culinary arts, and combines practical and theoretical classes.  I went to some events sponsored by the USG in Italy, and they were great.  The degree programs are taught in both English and Italian, and students receive sufficient instruction in Italian to understand what is going on.  That would be my personal first choice.  The Cordon Bleu is also highly-regarded, and they have campuses all around the world.  See the links below.
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You may want to check into the University of California in Santa Cruz.  As I understand it, you can tailor a degree program to fit your specific focus of interest.  The field you are talking about is probably not offered as a specific post graduate degree, rather you will most likely need to focus on the topic while getting your post graduate degree in something like art history or art theory (depending on your specific focus in gay and lesbian studies).  I would check out liberal arts schools.  Maybe this answer is of no help, but I believe that you CAN achieve your educational goal.
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Food delivery technician.... LOL.\n\nOr maybe 'Sustenance Engineer'.
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Anything, and I mean ANYTHING, in the nursing field.  There are also medical-related jobs not involving direct patient care, like medical records, which I am going to school for right now.  Medical is definitely a good way to go, but always keep your own interests at heart.
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That is a diverse career. You can do many things with that degree. Day care centers, preschool centers, welfare offices, hospital social worker, long term care advocacy, Child support office worker,Case worker for Behavioral centers, Home Health Agency Social Worker, Office of the Aging Advocacy...Check out this web site and post your resume. Good luck. That is a giving career.
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You better be prepared for a lot of hard work ahead of you, you have to be very organised and passionate about food, It is a long haul, long hours, I'm not trying to put you off I am a restaurant manager and have been in catering for 20 years, I love my job but find it takes over my entire life, good luck I hope you have a good career
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If you are close, there is an awesome one in Pennsylvania called the Pennsylvania School of Culinary Arts. A friend of mine went there, and he was able to get grants to help him. They will also help you out with financial aid if you need it.
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Petersons (the folks who publish college guides) has a web site listing "top cooking and restaurant management schools in the United States and around the world" at \nhttp://www.petersons.com/culinary/
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Business administration is probably the major with the most career opportunities out there! You can work in sales, advertising, marketing, accounting... If you want to work in finance, you probably can work in a bank or as a finance consultant (later)...everything is business and someone with good credentials and a master's degree can make a good living.  As you're a junior now, I don't know if you'll have enough time to take all the required classes to complete your degree. You'll probably going to have to graduate a little later.\nGood luck!
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Nursing, Teaching and maybe Cooking.
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The courses (like any profession) would depend on what type of chef you wanna be.\n\nThe pay (like any profession) will depend on your experience and how successful a restaurant you work for/own.
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Journalism, Law Enforcement, Consulting, Restaurant Management, Politics, Law School...
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There are two famous culinary schools int he USA that train you to the highest level of culinary arts, and also give you a good educations. (They have Associates degrees and Bachelor of arts in Culinary, Food Science and Food Management...) That's the Culinary Institute of America, and Johnson & Wales university. You can easily find both of these schools on line.\n\nCIA has been in business longer, but J&W is larger and has campuses in several cities - Charlotte, Denver, Miami and Providence. Both J&W and CIA graduate over 1000 chefs a year and are extremely well known and highly respected in the business.
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When looking for a culinary school in New York, try looking under Hospitality &services management or food and Nutrition Studies. They have so many different names. Searching under culinary would most likely give you institutes that only give certificates.
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I understand McDonalds has a fast track fry-cook career path for Art History majors. Try engineering!