Online Learning

Are you a food service professional with an associate degree in culinary arts or baking & pastry arts? Johnson & Wales University’s online bachelor of science degree programs are designed for you.

Build a unique combination of skills and management training. Get the same industry-relevant career education as our on-campus students, taught by the same world-class faculty.

Like more than 89,000 other successful JWU alumni, you’ll have a degree you can be proud of when you finish.

Your Education, On Your Schedule
Our online learning environment allows you to interact with faculty, submit assignments including homework, projects and papers, and even take exams in a way that best fits your schedule and your needs.

Online course materials are available to you 24/7, from any location.

You determine when and where you want to learn, and which hours are best to study, review course materials and complete assignments.

You must complete course requirements within an established time frame, but the actual time spent meeting those requirements is entirely up to you.

New Students
If you’ve earned an associate degree in Culinary Arts or Baking & Pastry Arts, and wish to obtain your bachelor of science degree, these online programs can help you jump start your career. Get started, or submit your free application.

If you previously attended JWU, and are looking to complete your BS degree through online learning, please contact Admissions for more application info.

On-Campus Undergraduates
Did you know that JWU offers a select number of online courses to undergraduate day students enrolled at all four campuses? To see if it’s right for you, first familiarize yourself with the prerequisites, including computer requirements.

Residents of Arkansas and Wisconsin
Residents of Arkansas and Wisconsin are not eligible to enroll in JWU's online bachelor's degree program in Food Service Management. Instead, they may apply for acceptance to one of the University's on-campus programs. Current students of the online program who become residents of Arkansas or Wisconsin will no longer be eligible to continue in the program.