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Oenology, Wine Business Management, Nutrition, Sommellerie



ISGM Sommelier and ISGM Sommelier Degree


ISGM and ISGM Degree
ISGM - Online Learning:
Oenology, Wine Business Management, Nutrition, Sommellerie:
$12,000.00 tuition (including all four theory exam sections) + $1,000.00 (for practical exam in person).
Total: $13,000.00
ISGM - Live on Line
Oenology, Wine Business Management, Nutrition, Sommellerie:
$15,000.00 (including all four theory exam sections) + $1,000.00 (for practical exam in person)
Total: $16,000.00
ISGM – Classroom Oenology, Wine Business Management, Nutrition, Sommellerie:
$20,000.00 all-inclusive of materials and all examinations (including all four theory exam sections and practical exam).
Total: $20,000.00
Interest-free monthly payments are available upon request.
ISGM Degree Dissertation: $1,500.00 for dissertation, only available for ISGM graduates.

In today’s economic turbulence and ever-changing interconnecting multinationals, the hospitality industry requires professionals that will have multi-talents. Either for a particular employer or have multiple different options available and be equipped with broad talent spectrums to make your success.

The ISGM course is 90 weeks, two to three weekly sessions, 192 days, 1,817 hours. The ISGM is a multiple discipline program that provides a more rounded degree than most Universities, combining a full enology, wine business, nutrition, and sommellerie degree embraced.

Online learning does not have any time limitations. It allows students to progress at their own pace. Five different educators are available for further tutoring and guidance for students at all times.

The program provides graduates with the utmost of professional tools and vocational competencies in order to climb up in the industry and become an industry leader.

The ISG is the only institution to have directly and uniquely developed curriculum and extensive course books published for its courses. This will enable you to become a highly sought-after professional with capabilities and knowledge in enology, wine business management, sommellerie, and culinary & nutrition aspects, providing you with the tools to evolve in any direction you should choose.

We teach wine and spirits for the hospitality industry and within the wine business, industry tendencies of the 21st century’s ever-changing world, marketing, new-media, enology, and nutrition degree to ensure that our graduates are adept at their knowledge and understanding to help them to become successful.

For more information on our specially developed curriculum, please contact us directly as the degree requires a lot of thought and understanding of what a student is committing to.

What you learn?

Industry experts lead all of our lectures. Beginning with the complexity of enology, moving on to the hospitality components of Sommellerie, continuing with nutrition and wine business management. Full understanding of all aspects of wine business management, food, EU, and International regulations goes hand in hand with your nutrition and enology studies.

A full oenology, culinary arts, and nutrition degrees, thus bringing full circle all interconnected industries.

As the ISG is the only institution in higher learning to write and create its own materials continually, this course comes with a complete and unique textbook written with all four professions in mind.

Course structure and requirements:

The program is an intensive 202 session course

All sessions have a structural set-up and consist of Lecture, Tasting, Review, and Examinations (online or in-class delivery). The course is 1,816 clock hours in total. Successful completion of SDP with a minimum of 70% in all examinations is required for admittance into the ISGM program. Online students have five individual sommelier instructors to address each component and develop their knowledge to ensure success.

Note: You will get ALL LEARNING MATERIALS, standardized and structured, as the ISG is the only educational institution with its own learning materials, published books, and standardized curriculum regardless of geography or language taught in!

The examination is composed of a four-part theory exam and one part practical exam.

Only ISGM graduates are eligible to enter the ISGM Degree.

The ISGM Degree requires to submit a 10,000 word dissertation for peer review evaluation within 6 months. Students will be guided by an educational mentor in the development of the dissertation.

Our grading method is standardized and consistent for every student regardless of country or language of delivery and with full transparency.

Please remember that in order to complete your ISGM successfully, you must attain no less than 75% in each of the examinations.

To attain your ISGM Degree, you must have successfully passed the ISGM before applying and writing your dissertation for peer-review approval. Dissertations are graded as either Pass with Distinction, Pass, or Failure.

Students attaining a failure grade may resubmit their dissertations within six months at no additional tuition costs. For more crucial information about the examinations, click here

Course topics overview (Syllabus) - click here.

SDP GRADUATES ONLY click here.


If you would like a general overview of the course structure and syllabus it has been provided here. For an extensive detailed breakdown of the syllabus, SDP students can email directly to info@internationalsommelier.com.






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