Food Science and Technology - Culinology®
Bachelor of Science – B.S.
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Undergraduate
About the Program
Apply creativity and science in the Culinology® option, blending food science and culinary arts to create innovative foods for retail and food service. Take courses in Food Science and Culinary Arts in one of the few RCA-approved programs in the U.S.
The Polytechnic Experience
Use science and culinary arts to make food even better through hands-on learning in the kitchen. Experiment with flavors, textures, and presentation to create sensory experiences. Test recipes, apply food safety practices, and use food chemistry to develop nutritious menus and retail-ready food products for careers in food product development.
Career Outcomes
Courses
Cal Poly Pomona’s Culinology® option in the Bachelor of Science in Food Science and Technology integrates food science with culinary arts, offering a unique blend of scientific and practical culinary training. Approved by the Research Chefs Association (RCA), this program is designed for students interested in food product development. It provides a comprehensive foundation in food science while incorporating courses in culinary arts to equip students with the skills necessary to create and improve food products for both retail and food service sectors. This approach allows graduates to excel in developing innovative food products that meet consumer needs and industry standards. The curriculum's emphasis on hands-on experience in food development and sensory evaluation prepares students for careers in product innovation and development, making this option ideal for those passionate about both science and cooking.
Financial Aid and Scholarships
Huntley Scholarships
Through the support of loyal alumni and donors, the Huntley College is proud to offer several scholarships based on academic interest. While these scholarships vary in the award range, the Huntley College is committed to every student having the opportunity to pursue an exceptional and affordable education at Cal Poly Pomona.
