BA (Hons) in Culinary Enterprise

The aim of this two year add-on degree programme is to afford learners the opportunity to develop their intellectual creative and management expertise in Culinary Arts.

The programme has been designed to provide graduates with the competencies and knowledge required by industry in areas of Creativity and Innovation, Leadership and Management, Business Planning and Financial Management.

Applicants should hold a level 7 qualification in Culinary arts with a GPA OF 50% or above.

Applicants with significant experience who do not hold a level 7 qualification will be assessed through the institutes RPL process.

If you are interested in studying in DkIT, you need to meet the entry requirements for the program for which you want to apply. Each application must be accompanied by certified evidence of all relevant qualifications held to date including evidence of proficiency in English.

Graduates may work in structural, water, public health and geotechnical branches of the Civil Engineering industry. As well as developing knowledge in geotechnical, environmental and structural engineering the course is focused on improving employability and self management skills.

Compared to the more mathematical BEng (Hons) courses this course places more emphasis on civil engineering design and practice.

Graduates of the course are currently working in Site Investigation, Project Management, Contracting and Design. The Project based approach of the course develops graduates with a demonstrated capacity to instantly become productive members of any working environment.

The portfolio of work produced during the course allows graduates to show prospective employers their capabilities and scope of knowledge.

Non-EU applicants applying for one of the courses at DkIT, please apply online via the link below. Simply choose your course of interest and hit apply, please provide the following documents with your application:

• • Academic transcripts
  • Degree certificate (if applicable)
  • IELTS (or equivalent) transcripts
  • Passport copy

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If your application is successful, you will receive an initial letter of offer either directly or through the offices of the agency.

You must then pay the fees for the first year of the programme in full and and provide evidence of a health insurance policy. Once your fees have been lodged in full to the DKIT account, a final letter of offer will be issued. You will need this letter in order to apply for a student visa. Visa applications are made to your local Irish Embassy or Consulate or to the Department of Justice in Ireland. If your visa application is refused, you can apply to the Institute regarding a refund.