Schools Is Dublin University (DIT) a Good Choice for a Culinary Arts Career?

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The discussion centers on pursuing a culinary arts career, specifically seeking English-speaking culinary schools in Europe. The individual expresses interest in Dublin Institute of Technology (DIT) in Ireland, which offers a four-year BA in Culinary Arts, and is looking for firsthand information about the program's reputation, quality of education, and job prospects after graduation. There is a suggestion to explore culinary message boards for more targeted advice, as the forum may not be the best fit for this inquiry. The urgency of submitting an application within 13 days is highlighted, along with a lack of response from the university's director regarding additional details.
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Hello,
i am seriously thinking of persuing a culinary arts (!) career so as to become a grand chef someday,hopefully.I know that the best schools for that purpose are located in Italy and France but i can't speak their languages.
I try to spot really good schools. Since i live in Europe i seek after culinary arts schools in English speaking countries(omg i can speak english :p),within EU borders.Any suggestions?

I found out that Dublin University(DIT) of Ireland has a 4 years course leading to a BA in culinary Arts.

I would be much obliged if someone has first hand information about that specific university course,preferably from Ireland citizens.Is it really good in terms of competence?Does it have a good reputation?Does it worth it? Or, you just graduate with poor cooking knowledge/skills unable to get a good job?Any advise would be of great help,i have 13 more days time-margin to submit my application...i email-ed to the director of that faculty asking details,i got no response and the DIT website provides some information,but it is just advertisement and promotion. Thanks for your time :)
 
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This is a science forum... maybe someone can help you here, but I doubt it.

Have you tried finding any culinary message boards to ask your question on?

Anyway, good luck, and welcome... sorry I couldn't be of more help!
 
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