I am very interested in obtaining formal training/education in the brewing sciences industry, ultimately leading to ownership and operation of my own microbrewery/brewpub.
I have been brewing my own beer in 5-10 gallon batches, using both extract and all-grain methods. I feel I have enough of a base of knowledge to move to the next level.
I understand that the brewing related studies in the United States are very limited to University of California at Davis and The Siebel Institute and am trying to figure out which correspondence program would be more beneficial to me. My thought process is to take the either the General Certificate in Brewing & Packaging at UC Davis, or the Concise Course in Brewing Technology at The Siebel Institute curriculum next year. Once I complete one of these courses, what would be my next logical step?
I have been brewing my own beer in 5-10 gallon batches, using both extract and all-grain methods. I feel I have enough of a base of knowledge to move to the next level.
I understand that the brewing related studies in the United States are very limited to University of California at Davis and The Siebel Institute and am trying to figure out which correspondence program would be more beneficial to me. My thought process is to take the either the General Certificate in Brewing & Packaging at UC Davis, or the Concise Course in Brewing Technology at The Siebel Institute curriculum next year. Once I complete one of these courses, what would be my next logical step?
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