Mississippi University for Women Culinary Arts Institute
Welcome to America's Distinctive Culinary Arts Program at the Nation's First Public University for Women (admitting men since 1982)
• Students have the opportunity to earn a Bachelor of Science degree, become a culinary specialist, and enhance their career options with a minor in the following emphasis areas: entrepreneurship/small business development; food journalism; food art (food styling and photography); and nutrition wellness.
• The MUW Culinary Arts Institute provides culinary training using classic cooking techniques in small quantity food preparation.
• The MUW Culinary Arts Institute is housed in renovated Shattuck Hall, one of the 24 campus buildings on the National Register of Historic Places.
• Residents of the following states get to pay in-state tuition for the Culinary Arts program because of the Academic Common Market: Alabama, Arkansas, Delaware, Georgia, Kentucky, Maryland, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia.
• A Wise Investment...MUW is ranked for the fifth straight year by U.S. News & World Report, and this year as the best value among all Southern Master's universities. You'll find our reputation for quality coupled with our reasonable costs to be the "piece de resistance."
4-yr BS (52 sem-hrs): required minor (18-21 sem-hrs) in Culinary Entrepreneurship, Food Journalism, Food Art, Nutrition/Wellness; minor (22 sem-hrs) in Culinary Arts
$1,649 ($3,982.50)/sem in-state (out-of-state), Academic Common Market available; $1,689 living expenses; $25-$100 fee for food prep classes
U.S. Locations
Mississippi (Columbus)
Months
January, February, March, April, May, June, July, September, October, November, December
Contact
W. Scott McKenzie
Interim Director Mississippi University for Women
1100 College St., W-1639
Columbus, MS 39701
United States
Phone: 877-GO-2-THE-W x7472, 662-241-7472
Fax: 662-241-7627
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