CIA Celebrates International Education Week
CIA embraced International Education Week. A wonderful occasion dedicated to recognizing the contributions of international students and the richness they bring to our college community.
CIA embraced International Education Week. A wonderful occasion dedicated to recognizing the contributions of international students and the richness they bring to our college community.
Being at the world’s best culinary college is a completely new experience for a person like me, an international student.
Malika Anand is a CIA student pursuing her associate degree in baking and pastry arts at the college’s New York campus in Hyde Park. She is from Bhopal, India.
"Come with an open mind, a desire to learn and you will have the best experience of your life.
Joseph Ndungu ’09 earned a Bachelor’s in Culinary Arts Management at The Culinary Institute of America after a brief career in the military.
CIA graduate Sonia Lisbeth Toral used her culinary science education to create Mókuro, a unique shop in Mexico specializing in glaciers—delicious shaved ice treats available in a variety of flavors.
From Vietnam to CIA—read about CIA culinary arts student Kathleen Luu, to learn about her transfer experience, culinary career goals, & gratitude for the CIA family.
“I have met so many different people from all over the world through the CIA.
"I like how chefs are serious about educating us...there’s always fresh energy in this school.
A CIA education can take you to anywhere in the world.
“My connections at the CIA helped me get my first job as part of the opening team for Jason Atherton’s Pollen at Gardens by the Bay. My time there was filled with insights and I was exposed to many learning opportunities.
CIA Alumni Bio “My education has given me the confidence to trust my instincts and common sense, and push myself to be a little rebellious—to not always