Prospective Gastronomy student Profile

A prospective gastronomy student should have finished high school and have a strong sense of values that align with Anahuac Mayab University’s values. The prospective student should have a strong interest in culinary arts, gastronomy and preferably have previous experience in both.

Attitudes:

  • Commitment to the school, have a strong desire to study, and work well under pressure
  • Steadfastness, dedication and a strong desire to succeed
  • Calling for Service
  • Strong sense of responsability
  • Humanitarian Qualities
  • Ease of establishing interpersonal relationships
  • Persuasiveness
  • Creativity
  • Scientific Curiosity
  • Humanitarian
  • Positive action leadership

Have the ability to:
  • Reason deductively and also possess abstract reasoning
  • Communicate effectively both verbally and non-verbally
  • Perform well in a team
  • Develop ideas and projects
  • Have sensible taste

Skills:
  • For handling and control of laboratory tools
  • For handling and control of kitchen tools

General Knowledge of:
  • Principles of leadership and administration
  • Principles of law
  • Marketing Principles
  • Principles of communication and publicity

Graduate's profile

Graduates will have knowledge and competency in the following:

  • Mexican and international cuisine
  • Material, process and final product
  • Knowledge and techniques in the preparation of food and drinks
  • Engineering menus
  • Art of Wine Making
  • Nutrition
  • Alimentary technology
  • Nutritional chemistry
  • Costs of food, drinks and menus
  • Financial Statements
  • Legal, fiscal, and administrative aspects of gastronomy
  • Menu pricing
  • Decision making in items offered on a menu
  • Reporting costs
  • Developing operational budgets
  • Interpreting Financial Statements
  • Utilizing legal, fiscal and administrative principles in the gastronomy industry
  • Administering human resources and materials
  • Elaborating operational manuals, politics and procedures in gastronomic businesses
  • Organizing, administrating, and solving problems from different gastronomy activities
  • Operating restaurants or eateries for tourism, business, industrial, or catering needs
  • Projecting, developing and evaluating projects for gastronomic businesses
  • Developing adequate food and drink promotions
  • Utilizing an investigative methodology in gastronomic processes and analyzing and interpreting the information received