Can I pursue a master's program in culinary arts with my BCom background?
27 Jul 2026 · Answered by Bhuvaneswari Gobinathan · 1 min read
Yes, you can pursue a master's program in culinary arts with your Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) background.
Many universities accept students from diverse academic fields for culinary arts and hospitality master's programs, especially those that combine business management with culinary skills. Your commerce degree is typically considered relevant for such interdisciplinary courses.
Admission requirements can vary by university and country, so some programs may have additional criteria.
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