Schoolcraft College to offer certificate programs in brewing and distilling
Renowned for its culinary arts program, Livonia's Schoolcraft College is expanding its food and drink focus by adding certificate programs in brewing and distilling.
Renowned for its culinary arts program, Livonia’s Schoolcraft College is expanding its food and drink focus by adding certificate programs in brewing and distilling. The programs will be among the first of their kind in Michigan, where the production of beer and spirits is a booming industry.
According to Crain’s Detroit Business, the college “will invest $1 million into a seven-barrel brewing system to create an on-campus brewery and lab with a capacity to make 217-gallon batches of beer.”
The 24-credit programs will feature courses designed by professionals from various Michigan breweries.
Read more: Crain’s Detroit Business
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