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FDA Culinary Arts

Ncg

Part-timeSubject: Creative Arts and Design

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About this course

Developed with the support of local chefs including Norman Bradford and Kyle Greenwood, this part-time culinary arts foundation degree can help you pursue a career in hospitality management or food development.

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Visual Language & Composition

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Studio Practice I

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Contemporary Art & Design History

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▶Year 3 Modules

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£9,535

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Eligible UK students do not pay upfront. Covered by SFE tuition fee loans.

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120 UCAS Pts

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