Degree: Bachelor's  

Modality: On-campus  

Shift: evening 

Vacancies: 30 

Total workload: 3,240 hours 

Program duration: 8 semesters 

Minimum: 8 semesters 

Maximum: 16 semesters 

Graduate's competences and skills 

The main goal of the bachelor's degree in Gastronomy is that students develop knowledge, skills and proper conduct to promote people's well-being and health through food. Gastronomy graduates’ profile is based on the four main axes of the curriculum: Health, Food Science, Human Sciences and Culture, and Entrepreneurship. This program will enable professionals to critically approach matters involving human beings and food, being able to work in various areas where knowledge about food is present and necessary, in any of its stages, bringing value at all points of the food chain with ethics and sustainability. It is of utmost importance that graduates value and enrich ethnic-racial diversity, with human rights and food sovereignty as their main focus for formulating and implementing solutions to food-related problems. 

Curriculum

Semester

Axis

Course

Workload (hours)

1

Food Science and Technology

Chemistry and Biochemistry of Foods I

60

Health

Food Microbiology

45

Public Health

45

Entrepreneurship

Food Job Market

30

Human Sciences and Culture

Italian Language and Culture in Gastronomy

45

Food History

45

Outreach and Extension Methodology

45

Bioethics

30

 

Mentoring I

15

2

Health

Culinary Techniques I

120

Hygiene and Safety in Food Production

45

Food Preservation Methods and Techniques

60

Entrepreneurship

Physical and Organizational Planning

30

Human Sciences and Culture

Anthropology of Food in Gastronomy

45

French Language and Culture in Gastronomy

45

Social Responsibility

45

 

Mentoring II

15

3

Entrepreneurship

Event and Service Organization

45

Health

Culinary Techniques II

90

Food Science and Technology

Chemistry and Biochemistry of Foods II

60

Human Sciences and Culture

Reading and Text Interpretation in English I

30

Regional Food Identity

60

Sociology of Food in Gastronomy

30

 

Mentoring III

15

4

Health

Culinary Techniques Internship

150

Nutrition in Gastronomy

45

Human Sciences and Culture

Racial and Ethnic Relations

45

Scientific Methodology

30

Hispano-American Language and Culture in Gastronomy

45

Food Science and Technology

Baking I

60

Confectionery

60

Enology and Drinks

30

 

Mentoring IV

15

5

Food Science and Technology

Food Sensory Analysis

45

Confectionery Internship

150

African and Afro-Brazilian Gastronomy

45

Gastronomy of Rio Grande do Sul

60

Food Technologies

60

Entrepreneurship

Management in Gastronomy

45

Law and Legislation Applied to Gastronomy

30

Human Sciences and Culture

Academic Writing

30

English Language and Culture in Gastronomy

30

 

Mentoring V

15

6

Food Science and Technology

European Gastronomy and Enogastronomy

120

Brazilian Gastronomy

60

Health

Vegan Gastronomy

45

Human Sciences and Culture

Teaching Methodology for Gastronomy

45

Entrepreneurship

New Product Development

45

Gastronomy Marketing

45

Senior Thesis I

30

 

Mentoring VI

15

7

Food Science and Technology

Gastronomy in the Americas

45

Baking II

60

Eastern Gastronomy

45

Health

Gastronomy in the Hospital Context

60

Entrepreneurship

Gastronomy and Hospitality

30

Strategic Planning

45

 

Mentoring VII

15

8

Entrepreneurship

Senior Thesis II

15

Food Science and Technology

Gastronomic Projects

60

Social Gastronomy Internship

150

Baking Internship

150

 

Mentoring VIII

15

Mandatory Courses

2,460

Elective

60

Extracurricular Activities

120

Internships

600

Total Workload

3,240

* Curriculum approved in 2023.

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