Uncover World Cuisines.
Discover the Possibilities.
Your search for the right culinary arts program doesn’t have to take you all over the world… it can start right here at The International Culinary School at The Art Institute of New York City. We are one of The International Culinary Schools at The Art Institutes, North America’s largest system of culinary programs offered at over 35 Art Institutes schools. Here you will learn the fundamental cooking and management skills essential for a career in the culinary industry, and you’ll be introduced to over 25 world cuisines to help you become a more versatile and creative culinary professional. The International Culinary Schools at The Art Institutes offer diploma, associate's, and bachelor's degree programs in areas such as baking and pastry, culinary arts and management, and food and beverage management. Learn more about our culinary programs, and let us help you discover a world of possibilities.
SCHOOL LOCATIONS
The Art Institute of New York City is located at the juncture of the SoHo and TriBeCa districts of New York City.
If you are a resident of the region, you know just how exciting and interesting this area is. If you are new to the area, you will discover that SoHo and its surrounding neighborhoods are focal points for individuals who appreciate and possess creative talent of all kinds.West Broadway is the district's main thoroughfare, lined with avant garde boutiques and trend-setting galleries, including a branch of the Guggenheim Museum which exhibits both contemporary collections and selections from the museum's permanent collection. The New Museum of Contemporary Art is a major venue for innovative shows.
What's a student to do in New York City when not in class? The question should be, what isn't there to do? New York has something to offer anyone, regardless of their taste in music, food, art, sports, or just about any other form of diversion. In terms of architecture, SoHo boasts the largest concentration of cast-iron buildings in the world, including the Haughwort Building. Ornate columns, lintels, cornices, doorways, and arches create an elegance that harkens back to the region's industrial heyday. With high ceilings and tall windows, many buildings were rediscovered by New York's artistic community more than three decades ago and now house an eclectic collection of shops, coffeehouses, restaurants, loft apartments, and small businesses.
PROGRAMS
The Art Institutes schools offer a wide range of creative programs to fit
your passion, including:
- Culinary Arts
- Culinary Arts & Restaurant Management
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- Pastry Arts
- Restaurant Management
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Programs, credential levels, and scheduling options vary by school.
Click here to explore Fashion, Design, and Media Arts programs.
OUR FACULTY
Many of our faculty are experienced professionals who continue to work outside of the classroom, sharing their work knowledge with their classes and giving them the inside track on current industry trends and techniques. Our faculty also know first-hand what today’s employers need, giving their students the practical, hands-on education they need to help them succeed.
CAREER SERVICES
Career services are offered to all students. From part-time and freelance job assistance to professional development and interviewing skills, our Career Services staff can help you build your creative future.
FINANCIAL AID
You have lots of questions about financing your education. Our Student Financial Services staff will help you:
- Apply for grants, loans, and work study, available to those who qualify
- Complete your financial forms
- Prepare a financial plan to help you responsibly manage your school expenses
Financial Aid is available to those who qualify.
The Art Institute of New York City
75 Varick Street, 16th Floor
New York, NY 10013-1917 |
