Humber's Culinary Management program is designed to equip students with the essential skills, knowledge and experience necessary for success in the dynamic and competitive field of culinary arts and hospitality management. Through a comprehensive curriculum, hands-on training and industry connections, students will develop the expertise needed to excel in various culinary roles, from chefs and restaurateurs to food service managers and entrepreneurs.

The program provides a well-rounded education that blends theoretical knowledge with practical experience in a state-of-the-art culinary facility. Students will explore a diverse range of culinary techniques, cuisines and trends, gaining a deep understanding of food preparation, presentation and service. The program emphasizes the importance of creativity, innovation and sustainability in the culinary industry, preparing students to adapt to evolving consumer preferences and industry standards.

• Canadian Academic English Language Assessment [min. 550] or Test of English as a Foreign Language (Internet Based)

Professional Industry Standards

This program follows professional industry standards for decorum, uniform, hygiene and personal presentation. Practical courses, which take place in a lab, have strict uniform and attendance standards and policies, which are mandatory for successful completion of the course.

It is mandatory to wear a Humber-issued chef uniform in practical lab classes in this program. Admittance to these classes is not permitted if you are not in uniform. The cost for the uniform has been added to your first semester tuition fees. In order for the uniform to be available for the first day of class, students must submit their size requirements via an online order form. 

Practical-based Physical Requirements

Students enrolled in this program are required to be able to participate in practical-based lab activity courses while achieving expected learning outcomes. Students will experience and therefore need to have the ability to and be comfortable with working in loud environments and multitasking, while in close proximity to others at a fast pace; operating high risk equipment (with instruction), including torches/open flames, ovens and knives/sharp objects; standing (wearing safety/steel toe shoes) for up to 5 hours; comprehending and performing complex physical tasks, including using both hands/arms at the same time to grasp food items and equipment; and performing repetitive tasks, including pushing/pulling and moving up to 25 pounds for a distance of up to 50 feet. Prospective students who may face challenges or require accommodation in being able to fully participate in the lab activities are encouraged to discuss their learning objectives with the program co-ordinator before enrolling.