Opportunity to Study Culinary and Pastry Arts in France at École Ducasse

DÉTAILS OPPORTUNITÉ

Organisation à but non lucratif

École Ducasse Paris

Région

Europe de l'Ouest

Pays hôte

France

Date limite

19 févr. 2030

Niveau d'études

Premier cycle

Type d'opportunité

Sessions de Formation

Financement d'opportunité

Non financé

Pays éligibles

Cette opportunité est destiné à tous les pays

Région éligible

Toutes les régions

École Ducasse offers different Culinary and Pastry learning programs includes bachelor’s degrees, short 2 months masterclasses, courses for career changers and continuous professional training. Students can choose to pursue an English or French language curriculum, both options are available for most programs.

Eligibility Criteria:

Proof of meeting English or French language proficiency level (depending on the chosen program).
For the Bachelor degree programs: High School Diploma, Baccalaureate or equivalent.
For other programs: CV and individual evaluation.

Note: The number of students accepted in each program is limited. École Ducasse operates on a first-come basis.

Program Costs:

Cost varies from EUR 9000 to EUR 54000 depending on the chosen program.

Required Language:

The applicant must proof of meeting English or French language proficiency depending on the program chosen as Ducasse Education offers programs in English and in French.

Application deadline:

The number of students accepted in each program is limited. École Ducasse operates on a first-come basis.

About École Ducasse:

École Ducasse embodies the philosophy of excellence embraced by Alain Ducasse (20 Michelin stars); blending teaching and sharing of culinary techniques and expertise at the highest level, with a resolutely contemporary approach to gastronomy. Founded in 1999, École Ducasse transmits outstanding expertise in culinary and pastry arts through its network of schools in France. Academic programs include bachelor’s degrees, short 2 months masterclasses, courses for career changers and continuous professional training. Students can choose to pursue an English or French language curriculum, both options are available for most programs.