Entry and Applications
The normal minimum entry requirement for the program is a Bachelor Degree plus English language proficiency (IELTS score of 6.5 in the Academic Module, or equivalent).
Applications from individuals without a Bachelor Degree will also be considered, with relevant specialist experience and expertise taken into account, although students accepted on this basis will initially be admitted only for the award of Professional Certificate of Gastronomy and must achieve Credit grade (65%) or higher in order to continue.
Application procedures for 2010 are to be advised; plese check this page in
mid-2009.
Fees
This is a full fee paying program: fees for 2009 are $AUD5,500* for each course
or $AUD27,500** for the full Master of Arts in Gastronomy award.
Australian citizens and holders of permanent visas may be eligible for FEE-HELP, a Government loan scheme that assists postgraduate students to pay tuition fees. The Government pays the amount of the loan directly to the University, and after graduation students repay the loan through the tax system, once their income exceeds the minimum threshold. For further information go to:
www.goingtouni.gov.au
Scholarships
A number of part-scholarships are offered for study in the Graduate Program in Gastronomy. For details please contact Le Cordon Bleu (australia@cordonbleu.edu).
Tax deductibility
Self-education expenses may be a tax deduction or may meet the requirements of your employer's professional development program.
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* Approximately $US3,880 or Euro 2,848 based on exchange
rates of 8 January 2009.
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** Approximately $US19,412 or Euro 14,245 based on
exchange rates 8 January 2009.
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