Hospitality

Program Overview
The BHMS Postgraduate Diploma & Master Degree in International Hospitality Business Management program is designed for graduates with post-secondary education who are prepared to accelerate their career development and are empowered to market themselves for higher paying jobs.
The BHMS Master Degree offers opportunities to explore niche markets and industry trends through specialist seminars in one of the following areas:

Sport, Event & Marketing Management

Spa, Beauty & Healthcare Management

Fashion, Design & Interior Decoration Management

Branding, Luxury Products & Service Management

One or two internships of 4–6 months are an integral part of the BHMS Master program. During the Swiss internship, students receive a trainee’s gross monthly salary of CHF2’168.
Students’ performance, behaviour and professional attitude are assessed by employers.

Core Subjects:

The Global Hospitality Sector

Events Operation & Management

Hospitality Accounting

Advanced Communication

Sales & Marketing

Academic English

German or French Language

Food Service Operations

Elective Subjects

Entrepreneurship

Food & Beverage Management

Certificate in Wines

Introduction to Spirits & Other Alcoholic Beverages

For PG Diploma:

Completed an undergraduate degree or two years of post-secondary education

2 years of supervisory work experience

English level 5.0 IELTS or equivalent

21 years of age

The Business and Hotel Management School offers a variety of financing options to support students pursuing their hospitality studies. Tuition fees vary depending on the specific program and academic year, and students are encouraged to review the institutional website for the most current fee structure. To assist students in managing the cost of education, the school provides several financial aid opportunities. These include scholarships based on merit and need, which are awarded to outstanding students to offset tuition expenses. Additionally, the school collaborates with external organizations and financial institutions to offer loan programs and payment plans, making it easier for students to finance their studies over the course of their program.

Students can also explore sponsorship opportunities, especially those who are employed in the hospitality industry or have a corporate sponsor. The school often provides guidance on applying for external scholarships and financial assistance programs available in the country. International students should also consider exchange programs or bilateral agreements that may include financial support or fee reductions.

Furthermore, part-time work opportunities are available for students during their studies, either within the campus or through partnerships with local businesses, enabling them to earn income while gaining practical experience. The school advises prospective students to contact the admissions or financial aid office directly for personalized assessment and detailed information regarding eligibility requirements, application procedures, and deadlines. Overall, the institution is committed to making hospitality education accessible by offering diverse financing options aligned with students' financial situations.

Program Accreditation
The Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP) accredits business, accounting, and business-related programs at the associate, baccalaureate, masters, and doctoral degree levels worldwide. ACBSP accreditation process uniquely focuses on teaching excellence and student learning outcomes.