Online Culinary Institutes:
The Art Institute Online

Advance to a BS Degree in Culinary Management. And get there Online!

This bachelor's degree completion program is the perfect choice for working culinary professionals who have an associate's degree in culinary arts or those who want to build on their established culinary skills by learning the business side of the foodservice industry.

• Study human resource management, hospitality law, and ethics.
  
  
• Develop critical thinking and interpersonal skills.
  
  
• Understand how to create an environment that appeals to customers.

How it Works

Created for busy people like you, The Art Institute Online provides one of the most convenient and effective ways for you to complete your bachelor’s degree in Culinary Management. And you can do it all online - using your computer and an Internet connection. 

Within each challenging, 6-week course you'll find an interactive learning environment where you'll share ideas and discuss concepts with classmates who are culinary professionals like you - further enhancing the quality of education you receive.

As a student, you will be required to actively participate in class at least five days each week; however, you can choose the particular time of day when you attend. With each course, you can expect to spend approximately 15 hours per week with study activities - which includes time participating in class as well as time spent reading, writing, researching and completing assignments.

About The Art Institute Online

The Art Institute Online, a division of The Art Institute of Pittsburgh, is built upon the solid foundations of history, quality, and vision established by The Art Institute of Pittsburgh and The Art Institutes system of schools.

Each course at The Art Institute Online has been designed using the same curriculum delivered on ground through The Art Institute of Pittsburgh. The Art Institute Online difference, however, is that what once had to happen at a set time and place is now available at your convenience through your computer and the Internet.

Through interactive learning, students develop their own capabilities and talents through the use of many informational sources, including lectures, readings, life experience, projects and group discussions. Instructors provide direction, address student needs, and interject industry experience to help create a unique learning experience for each student.

The Art Institute Online
A division of the
The Art Institute of Pittsburgh