Gastronomy (Grado en Gastronomía)
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The kitchen is our classroom
Studying at the CEU UCH means choosing a University which is different both in the ‘what’ and the ‘how’. We offer a combination of experience and innovation. It is about being truly international and yet with strong local roots. In short, we can offer you everything you need to be whatever you want to be.
A unique campus right on the Mediterranean coastline
What makes us different?
1. Innovative approach
The objective of this Bachelor's Degree is to train professionals specialized in culinary techniques, but also qualified to direct and manage a restaurant anywhere in the world.
It is not just about training the most innovative and advanced chefs, but also about guaranteeing the best training in professional management for the gastronomic and catering sector. That is why this is the only official Bachelor's Degree that combines haute cuisine with management and mixes the key ingredients of food with the techniques to generate the most profitable gastronomic business. Because nowadays great chefs are also a brand, right?
2. To be the best you have to train with the best
At an academic level, the program is based on the following basic pillars of knowledge:
- Pilar one: Gastronomy.
It encompasses all skills on food product and culinary techniques. Learning everything about the nature of food and how to apply the best cooking techniques at all times, for each service, for each style, for each project. That implies (yes) stepping into the kitchen, but also entering the chemistry and nutrition laboratories. This means getting your hands dirty and trying again and again what you learn every week. If you think that gastronomy is learned only by studying, this degree is not for you. Our way of understanding gastronomy is by making it and doing it for real. This means that, for example, from what a student pays as academic fees, we invest about 2,000 euros on average every year for the purchase of raw materials that he/she will need to prepare the dishes, so that they can make a mistake cooking, for instance, with most expensive tuna in the world, or perhaps would you prefer to cook it for the first time when customers are already waiting at the table? By the way, do you think that in all universities you learn to cook like this? Take a look around, because you will discover that the answer is no. You might just discover that in some universities gastronomy is based primarily on classrooms and paper notes. We think that to be the best you can only learn by working with the best from the beginning. The best on origin and food traceability, the best on food safety, the best on gastronomic innovation, the best on nutrition and health. - Pillar two: Business Management.
In this Bachelor's Degree you will learn management and strategic direction with a practical approach applied to catering companies. We say companies because we do not just talk about restaurants, right? Catering companies refer also to hotel chains, cruise ships, catering services... and the food industry that is always launching new prepared food products, a market trend that is growing exponentially. A growing sector that not only needs chefs and labor, it also needs business and brains. - Pillar three: Languages.
Amidst the rise of international cuisine, you cannot be a professional in the sector without a good level of specialized English. That is why we offer complementary English sessions for level improvement, subjects on specific English within the program and even the possibility of studying most of the first year entirely in English. You choose, but do not forget that you cannot stop choosing to have the right professional English skills. - Pillar Four: Creativity.
This Bachelor's Degree integrates subjects related to creativity, design and artistic trends. This knowledge will give the student the ability to generate complete gastronomic experiences through the design of spaces, the creation of events and the generation of emotions. Because in a way, gastronomy is also an art, and art must move us, right? - Pillar five: Specialize or be just like everyone else
The program includes the following specialization itineraries:
- Executive Chef Innovation - Research in Gastronomy
- This itinerary teaches the most innovative culinary techniques. You will learn about new gastronomic trends and be initiated in the field of research. The purpose is for the student to reach the highest culinary level, knowing how to adapt to culinary trends and applying creative and research processes in the kitchen. An itinerary that trains you to be one of the best gastronomy professionals.
- Gastronomic Business Food & Beverage
- With this itinerary, students acquire advanced skills in the field of management in order to work as Manager or Food and Beverages Director. A highly specialized profession to manage the F&B department of large catering and tourism companies. An itinerary that trains you to be one of the best food management professionals.
3. Avant-garde facilities.
Without avant-garde facilities you cannot study avant-garde cuisine. That is why all the practical part of this degree takes place at GASMA Gastronomy & Culinary Management Campus. GASMA is located at only 5 minutes from our University in Castellón. Its facilities are considered by many to be the best for gastronomy training in all southern Europe. In fact, specialization programs for professionals around the world take place at GASMA and it is not uncommon to meet a chef with two or three Michelin stars teaching a Masterclass during any other week of the course. From the first year, students of this Bachelor's Degree develop hours and hours of practical sessions in these unique facilities. Because (as we have already said) for us and for GASMA the only way to learn gastronomy is by doing gastronomy. You can get to know GASMA Gastronomy & Culinary Management Campus better at this link.
4. Profession in the classroom.
To be a good professional of gastronomy (one of the best) you must be in contact with the best professionals in the sector, it seems logical does it not? That is why the best kitchen professionals collaborate in the teaching methodology of this degree. Michelin star chefs and other international award winners teach intensification seminars, develop practical workshops, and have been involved in the development of the contents and techniques of all subjects. Since cooking is a contact profession, it is good to be in contact with the best from day one.
5. International vocation.
In your day to day at CEU Cardenal Herrera University you will be surrounded by students who come from more than 100 countries and this will be a unique experience for you. This Bachelor's Degree is studied by young people of more than 35 different nationalities. In fact, more than 75% of students in this degree are international, young people who come from countries in Europe, America, Africa and Asia to study with us. That is why if you study Gastronomy at CEU and with GASMA Gastronomy & Culinary Management Campus you already know that a good part of your classmates will be from here and there and from that country that you did not even know. Of course they will all have something in common: the passion to be the best internationally, do you feel that passion?
By the way, you better have a good suitcase because some of the regulated or voluntary practical classes we offer are in restaurants around the world.
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If you’d like to enhance your education by spending a period of study at another international university, you can. If you’d like to learn from lecturers visiting from universities across the world, you can. We have academic agreements with institutions in Europe and across the globe, so with us, you can.
Learn
Seminars and workshops given by lecturers visiting from universities in Europe and the Americas.
Experience
Student exchange programmes for you to have a study period abroad – if you want to do it, we can make it happen.
Try something new
Discover new cities and get new career perspectives.
Key partnerships
See the full list of university partners for this degree.
Practical information about mobility programmes
All the information you need to arrange your mobility programme is right here. With the Erasmus+ programme, you can undertake a study period at other European universities. The SICUE programme gives you the opportunity to study at other universities in Spain and there are other mobility programmes for the Americas. If you have any queries or you want personalized help to arrange your mobility programme, get in touch with the University’s International Relations service.
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Erasmus+
First steps:
- November 2021-February 2022: publication of the 2022/2023 call and Pre-selection of destinations.
- February 2022: Language test
You will be informed about further steps later.
Important:
Wait for further indications on how to access the application for your Erasmus+ grant for studies and assist to our online informative talks that will take place at the beginning of the process.
CEU UCH Mobility Office contact e-mail: [email protected]
What is it?
It is a grant given to students to undertake a period of study at another higher education institution in Europe or in a partner country participating in Erasmus+.
Objectives
- Overall, to encourage student mobility.
- To enable students to benefit educationally, linguistically and culturally from learning experiences in other European countries.
- To encourage cooperation between institutions and to enrich the educational environment of the host institutions.
- To contribute to the creation of a community of well-rounded and open-minded young professionals who have a global outlook.
- To facilitate credit transfers and the recognition of periods of study abroad via the ECTS or similar credit systems.
What you need to know
- During this period, the student will be exempt from paying tuition fees at the host institution.
- Students must receive a learning agreement in writing regarding the studies to be undertaken in the host country.
- At the end of the period abroad, the host institution must provide a certificate to the Erasmus+ student and the home institution, detailing that the student has completed the programme and providing a statement of results.
- Erasmus+ grants are compatible with any other type of grant, study aid, or loan obtained in Spain that the student may have.
- All the information regarding the language test is provided by the Languages Service
- List of certificates recognized by ACLES
Contact
For more information, contact our Mobility Office at [email protected]
And if you already know what you want to do, get in touch with:
Partner universities
Please note: this section is due to be updated
Required documents
PLEASE NOTE: In order to be eligible for the award of an Erasmus+ for students grant, you must submit all the required documentation and forms, which the Mobility Office can provide to you, and your application must be accepted by the host university.
You must submit the following items, including all the appropriate information, to [email protected] (or at the International Students Services office if the original documents are required).
- A photocopy of your NIE/NIF document
- A photocopy of your European Health Insurance Card (which must be valid for the complete period abroad) PLEASE NOTE: the grant will not be paid until we receive a copy of your European Health Insurance Card. Before leaving for their period abroad, students must ensure they are carrying the card.
- The grant agreement (contrato de subvención) between the University and the student. You must fill in the information marked in yellow and sign the document. You must hand in the ORIGINAL at the International Student Services office.
- The Learning Agreement fully filled in, stamped and signed by the three interested parties (the CEU UCH academic coordinator, the host university and the student).
- Photocopy of the bank account to which the grant will be paid, for which the student must be the account holder.
- Signed and filled in form for the CEU UCH travel grant (“Bolsa CEU”) in order to be considered for this.
- Signed liability waiver (exención de responsabilidades).
During the period at the host university (in order to receive the first grant instalment):
- Confirmation of arrival certificate (certificado de estancia) signed and stamped by the host university. Its date must be the same as that of your arrival or afterwards – it cannot be dated prior to your arrival.
- If any changes are made to your Learning Agreement, you must re-submit the new version, fully filled in, stamped and signed by the three interested parties (the CEU UCH academic coordinator, the host university and the student).
- If you decide to extend your period abroad (without exceeding the maximum period allowed under the Erasmus+ scheme), fill in and submit period extension form (solicitud de ampliación de estancia). In this case, the initial Learning Agreement will need to be modified, signed by the three parties, and resubmitted.
- Mobile telephone number and address of your accommodation in the host country.
On your return (to receive the final 30% of your grant):
- The ORIGINAL attendance certificate (certificado de estancia), signed and stamped by the host university, with the details of the completion of your stay. It must be signed on the date of your final day at the host university or afterwards (it must not be dated before the end of your stay).
- If any changes are made to your Learning Agreement, you must re-submit the new version, fully filled in, stamped and signed by the three interested parties (the CEU UCH academic coordinator, the host university and the student).
- When the host university sends a transcript of your results, you must then submit this to the CEU UCH academic coordinator.
- If you wish to withdraw from Erasmus+ scheme at any time, you must fill in the withdrawal form (formulario de renuncia) and send it to [email protected].
Student must also contact their Erasmus Coordinator and provide him or her with a report on their stay and a copy of the transcript of results.
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SICUE
The SICUE Program is an exchange scheme between Spanish universities and not a grant. It is overseen by Spain’s Ministry of Education and run by the Spain university rectors’ association, the Conferencia de Rectores de las Universidades Españolas (CRUE)
This exchange scheme enables students to undertake part of their studies at another Spanish university, with guarantees that the time spent studying there and the results achieved will be recognized by the home university. No funding is available for the SICUE programme.
This programme makes it possible for students to experience different teaching systems, including those concerning practical training, as well as the different social and cultural contexts of other regions and cities in Spain.
Application
February 2022: publication of the 2022/2023 call.
Requirements
Students can request an exchange with universities with which CEU UCH has a bilateral agreement, if they fulfil the following requirement:
Undergraduates: to have been awarded at least 45 credits and to be enrolled on at least 30 more.
The credit requirement must have been met on 30th September of this academic year, with the academic year prior to the SICUE mobility programme taking place being taken into account for compliance with requirements.
- Master’s and doctoral programmes are not eligible for the SICUE programme.
- The stay at the host university may be for half an academic year (3, 4, 5 or 6 months depending on the organization of the host university’s academic year) or a complete academic year.
- A complete academic year entails enrolling on at least 45 credits and half an academic year entails a minimum of 24 credits.
- Failed courses: on the condition that this does not contravene the home university’s internal regulations, and subject to the approval of the academic coordinator, the student may include in the learning agreement one, and only one, course that he or she has previously failed.
- Once the student has arrived and made contact with the host university, the student must send back the arrival certificate.
For financial purposes, the student continues to be a CEU Cardenal Herrera student, meaning that he or she must enrol at the CEU Cardenal Herrera University when the enrolment period opens, and must continue to pay the tuition fees to the University. The student is exempt from paying fees at the host institution. No funding is available for the SICUE programme.
The student must enrol at the CEU Cardenal Herrera University when the enrolment period opens, even though they are to undertake a stay at another university.
Students must put their choices in order of preference, choosing a maximum of five options.
The documents must be sent to [email protected]
LIST OF UNIVERSITIES WITH WHICH A BILATERAL AGREEMENT EXISTS
Coordinators
Each study programme has an academic coordinator who is responsible for advising students on how to fill in the learning agreement.
Useful documents
- Mobility application form
- Learning agreement: fill in this form once you have been awarded and accepted a place
- Withdrawal form (for those who wish to withdraw after being awarded a place)
- Arrival certificate
- SICUE mobility coordinators
- FAQs
Contact information
International Relations Office - Mobility Section
C/ Luis Vives, 1. Edif. Beato Luis Campos Górriz
46115 Alfara del Patriarca (Valencia)
Email: [email protected]
Tel.: 96 136 90 00
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Consult the academic calendar for the 2023/2024 for the Valencia, Elche and Castellón campuses.
The academic calendar for the academic year 2024/2025 in Castellón is also available
Then you can also check the calendars and exam sessions, as well as the class schedules where the Gastronomy (Grado en Gastronomía) is taught.
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Memory and reports
Survey results
Surveys are carried out to gauge the satisfaction of different groups with the degree, and the resultant reports enable the programme’s main strengths and weaknesses to be identified. Together with other indicators, this can form the basis for improvement plans. + info
Monitoring
Three years after their launch or reaccreditation, all degrees are evaluated by AVAP. The aim is to ensure that the programme is being carried out in accordance with the officially approved curriculum. + info
The quality objectives of the Bachelor’s Degree / Master’s Degree in {{nombre_grado}} are under permanent monitoring and review. To this end:
- An internal monitoring report (ISI) is drawn up every year, on the basis of the indicators and evidence from the Internal Quality Assurance System (SAIC, its Spanish abbreviation). The report provides an analysis of the degree’s operations, makes proposals for improvement, and monitors results and progress.
Monitoring reports
Suggestion mailbox
Guidelines
- All members of the university community and stakeholders can submit suggestions, complaints or messages of thanks.
- Suggestions, complaints or messages of thanks can be expressed individually or on behalf of a team.
- To submit a suggestion, complaint or message of thanks, you must provide the personal data requested in the form, or the submission will not be processed.
- The suggestions mailbox can be accessed directly from the website. It functions via email, meaning that replies will be sent to the user via the specified email address.
- The Strategic Development and Quality Unit will forward the suggestions, complaints or messages of thanks to the corresponding unit or department heads, who will then reply to the user who submitted them.
- The Strategic Development and Quality Unit will only play the role of intermediary and has no decision-making capacity in this respect.
- The mailbox is open to public submissions, but submissions themselves will not be made public: only the Strategic Development and Quality Unit will have access to them.
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Regulations
The University and its various internal bodies establish the regulations for the organization and operation of the different degree programmes. These regulations are approved by the University’s Governing Council, which also ensures that they are appropriately applied and updated.
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Regulations for the Continuation of Studies and Enrolment Conditions for Bachelor’s DegreesPDF -
Specific regulations for students of GastronomyPDF
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Regulations Concerning Continuous Assessment at the CEU UCHPDF
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General Regulations Concerning End-of-Degree Projects (TFGs) and End-of-Master’s Degree Projects (TFMs).PDF
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Regulations on the Recognition and Transfer of CreditsPDF
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Normativa sobre Enseñanzas Propias y Formación Permanente de la Universidad CEU Cardenal HerreraPDF
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Reglamento para el reconocimiento académico en créditos ECTS por la participación en actividades culturales, deportivas, de representación estudiantil, solidarias y de cooperación en los títulos de GradoPDF
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Normativa de compensación de calificaciones de la Universidad CEU Cardenal HerreraPDF
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ADMINISTRATION OF THE ERASMUS+, SICUE AND IBEROAMÉRICA PROGRAMMES – BACHELOR’S DEGREESPDF
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Seventh and last examination opportunity – ProceedingsPDF
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All the University’s degree programmes are assessed by the Spanish government’s quality assurance agency for higher education, ANECA. The University draws up a report (memoria) containing all the information concerning a new degree it wishes to offer and sends this to ANECA for it to review and approve. This approval process for the degree programme culminates with it being placed on the official record of universities and degrees in Spain, known as RUCT, with this being last step prior to its ratification by the governmental body responsible for coordination with Universities, the Consejo de Universidades. ANECA, in turn, sends back a final report (informe final) recording the approval or “verification” of the degree, and may also send further approval reports (informes de aprobación) for each modification that the University makes to the initial memoria for the degree. The implementation report (informe de implementación) is issued by the quality assurance agency in higher education of the Valencian regional government, AVAP. A favourable implementation report is essential for the Consejo de Universidades to approve the provision of the degree programme. Either six or eight years after a degree begins operation (depending on its duration), it must undergo a further round of external assessment in order to renew its verified status. This assessment is undertaken by AVAP. If successful, a renewal report (informe de renovación) is issued. |
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The University undertakes a range of surveys to acquire stakeholder feedback regarding its degrees. The following are undertaken annually:
The following are undertaken every two years:
The results are indicators for the Internal Quality Assurance System (SAIC) and are studied by the internal monitoring committee (CSI) for the degree. Improvements may then be suggested in the internal monitoring report (ISI) for the degree. |
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The degree is subject to two monitoring processes:
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CompetenciesGeneral Competences
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Career OpportunitiesThis diversity means that graduates can apply the skills acquired on the Bachelor´s Degree studies to start up new businesses or develop their professional careers in all kinds of ways in organisations and companies in the following:
The many career opportunities open to them enables graduates in Gastronomy and Culinary Management to practice their profession in positions of responsibility, such as:
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An Internacional Campus
A truly international universityHaving students from more than 100 different countries on campus changes everything. It makes us the most international university in the Valencia region and one of the most international in Europe. It will also change you, as you will study in a truly international environment, brimming with new opportunities.
Free Spanish classesWe will provide you with free Spanish classes to help you adapt as quickly as possible to your new surroundings. When you finish your studies, you will have a first-class skill which will enable you to broaden your horizons.
Global Citizen ProgramWe live in an ever more globalized and borderless world. The Global Citizen Program, will form an integral part of your studies at CEU and it will enable you to compete in the global market, making your CV stand out from the rest. |
Comprehensive training
Certificate of CompetencesThe world is not the same as it used to be and so the abilities you need are different too. That is why we have created the Certificate of Competences, an additional document to accompany your official degree certificate. We will record all of your professional skills in a European CV format, demonstrating your readiness for the challenges of the 21st century. 
Focus on EmployabilityStudying for a degree is not the same thing as becoming a professional in the area you are passionate about. That is why the education we offer goes beyond the merely academic, as we will train you in the practical skills a professional requires and provide you with all the guidance you need to get your career off to a great start.. 
Supporting EntrepreneurshipThe rules are no longer written in stone. Why should the rules that apply to you be any different? If you are not one to follow the crowd and want to strike out on your own, we can help you to launch your own project. |
Academic Fee
CEU Merit Program GrantsWelcome to the grant program for Spanish students – with no small print! The. CEU Merit Program offers more than 90 grants per year, providing a reduction in annual student fees of between 75% to 100%. This is the only grant program for which you will know whether or not you will receive it before you enrol – so, if your application for a grant is not successful, you will still have time to apply to a different university if you wish. As we said, no small print.
CEU Merit International Program GrantsAnd if you are an international student, there is also a financial support program which can help you undertake a Bachelor's Degree with us. 
Collaboration GrantsWhat do you think of the idea of earning money by providing assistance in different areas of the University’s activities? And what if these activities were directly related to your future profession? That is what the CEU Collaboration Grants for spanish e international students are all about. The popularity of these grants demonstrates that the combination of assistance and learning that they enable is the perfect mix. |
How our Dual Degrees work
Two degrees at your own pace and as flexible as you needWhen you graduate, you will have two official university degrees, not a single joint degree. That is why the dual degrees at CEU are designed to meet your needs, with customized study paths to suit the pace you need to study at and to take into account any international study visits. We will take care of everything with regard to the credit recognition system – let us worry about it. 
Dual degree and double the pay-off, but not double the priceStudy for a dual degree will give you two degree qualifications, but you will not have to pay the full annual fees for both programs. As a rough guide, if one degree costs you 100 euros, the dual degree will cost you 130. Just ask us for more details. 
No switching campus and no complex bureaucracyYou will study for the dual degree in the same building, so you will not have to commute between lectures. There will be a single case manager for your study path, and so there is no complex bureaucratic system to navigate. You will get a dual degree, but without the usual administrative complications. |