The study of global cuisines and cultures allows us to develop a greater understanding of the human condition. Through experiential learning, we will examine the connection between gastronomy, culture, society, and local and global food systems of Northern California. We will visit farms, wineries, food processing plants, restaurants, museums, and historical and educational sites and institutions to learn about food production and consumption, as well as culinary tradition. The Global Cuisines and Cultures elective travel courses take place between bachelor's semesters in late April/early May and late July/early August.
BPSE-230: Global Cuisines and Cultures: U.S. Northern California
Credits
3