We know you’re as committed as we are to helping students learn and succeed—and we’d like to help you. Here are some education resources from CIA to spark a passion in your students for culinary arts ...
If you have a passion for food, adding culinary knowledge and skills to your degree can help diversify your skill set and make you more desirable to industry employers. In the ACAP, you will learn the ...
CIA’s 170-acre riverside main campus in Hyde Park, NY is the total package for college life with a culinary twist. Home to numerous student clubs, athletic teams, and special events you won’t find ...
CIA Greystone in St. Helena, CA is one of the world’s most unique and inspiring places for culinary and wine education. Nestled in the heart of Napa Valley, here you’ll be surrounded by world-class ...
You will get a hands-on experiential foundation in the culinary arts, including classic and contemporary cooking techniques, flavor and menu development, nutrition, wines, production cooking, and ...
Angell, Dargan/Rovetti, and Rosenthal Halls were built in the early 1970s and house approximately 230 to 280 students per building in double occupancy rooms with private baths. Metz Hall opened its ...
Food is your calling—and it all starts here. Food is connected to everything we do at the Culinary Institute of America. Here, within an immersive college environment, you’ll experience a first-class ...
At CIA, you’ll discover that food can create connections, build communities, and make an impact—whether it’s in your backyard or on a global scale. Our students come from a variety of backgrounds and ...
Are you a budding food entrepreneur? Do you see yourself at the helm of a major food group or leading a hospitality division? Do you have an interest in both food and business but aren’t sure what ...