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BACHELOR OF ARTS IN HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT

Objectives and outcomes.

The academic program will allow students to gain fundamental skills in the area of hospitality management through the analysis of the functioning and organization of specific sectors of hospitality, such as restaurants, hotel chains, and resorts. Tourism and hospitality will be combined as one area of study that FUA-AUF strongly believes must be considered an unicum without separating tourism from the concept of hospitality.

FUA-AUF believes that professionals trained with this kind of academic program will have increased employment opportunities by gaining a greater understanding of industry factors such as the differences between cultures, tourism trends, and transportation in tourism. The students, prospective professionals of the industry, will engage in hospitality activities in the areas of lodging, food and beverage, and tour operators. Coursework is supported by experiential learning methodologies that directly involve students in industry experience and the local community.

Program objectives:

• Gain an adequate knowledge of the economic, geographical, anthropological, and sociological foundations, food technologies, as well as cultural topics pertaining to the different and intertwined sectors of tourism and hospitality.
• Develop a strong command of the main social and economic research methodologies as well as its application to specific sectors with skills related to the measurement, data collection, and analysis in a social and industry context.
• Gain knowledge of management applied to diverse work environments to ensure the students’ ability to operate in different business sectors of the industry in a manner that is flexible and multifunctional.
• Increase aware of marketing needs based on the cultural dimension and heritage of tourism in Italy.
• Be able to position the specific competencies acquired in a broader cultural, economic and social context both at a local, national, and international level.
• Gain efficient communication skills as practiced in the hospitality industry.
• Develop a flexible attitude towards innovation and socio-cultural changes that enhance growth opportunities and technological development within Italian tourism.
• Proposal of innovative development and design of services for hospitality and tourism.
• Logistical management of tourism-related structures.
• Development of strategic marketing plans in partnership with relevant local institutions.
• Development and promotion of tourism to national and international clients.
• Organization and implementation of hospitality services as offered by hotels, convention centers, tour operators, transportation agencies, and public entities related to tourism. Topics will also include spas and wellness centers, agritourism, educational tourism, conferences, and sustainable tourism.

Career opportunities:

• Hotel industry
• Food and beverage industry
• Tourism industry
• Wellness industry
• MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, Events) industry
• Communications sector in the Hospitality industry (press offices, multimedia organizations, publishing)

Upon completion of the program, students will be able to further pursue studies at the graduate level.

B.A. CURRICULUM

General Education Requirements (48 credits)

Sample view of courses that fulfill gen ed requirements:

Core Curriculum for 4-Year Program ( 31 credits):

FWFSSA300S Food Safety and Sanitation 1cr

HPHTIH300 Introduction to Hospitality 

BUMAHR350 Human Resource Management 

HPFBSM331 Front of the House Management EL 6cr (only 3 count here)

HPHTHM350 Hospitality Marketing 

BUAFAC200 Principles of Accounting 

HPHTIE200 Introduction to Event Management 

HPSMSM300 Introduction to Spa Management 

BURERE280 Principles of Real Estate Management 

HPFBRM392 Restaurant Management EL 6cr (only 3 count here)

HPHTTC360 The Client-Customer Relation Management 

Capstone Project – In the area of Program Concentration (3 credits)

Hospitality Management:

EL component of Hotel Management Operations and Front Office Procedures EL

Real Estate Management:

EL component of Real Estate Management EL

Special Event Management:

EL component of Special Event Management EL

Wellness Management:

EL component of Day Spa Operations EL

Experiential Learning Field Hours (9 credits) 

3-credit EL components of the following courses according to the selected concentration:

Restaurant Management EL

Front of the House Management EL 

Property Management EL

Front of the House Management EL Restaurant Management EL Event Planning and Production EL

Front of the House Management EL Restaurant Management EL Spa Operations and Management EL

Concentration Coursework (27- 30 credits)

In addition to the required core courses, students must complete the designated credit hours in one of the following areas of concentration.

Hospitality Management (30 credits)

Examples of approved courses:

HPFBCS470 Catering Sales and Operations 

HPFBCC532 Cost Control 

BUMAOB470 Organizational Behavior 

BUREPM335 Property Management EL 6cr (only 3 count here)

HPHTIM450 International Management for the Hospitality Industry

HPHLHM435 Hotel Management Operations and Front Office Procedures EL 6cr  (only 3 count here)

HPFBOM400 Food and Beverage Operations and Management

HPHLHK420 Housekeeping Management 

HPHLEM400 E-Marketing for the Hospitality Industry

HPHTIN320 International Tourism

Special Event Management  (30 credits)

HPHTSE415 Special Event Management 6cr (only 3 count here) HPHTMC360 MICE Events HPHTCE380 Corporate Events BUMAEF280 Sport Event and Facility Management HPHTSE430 Wedding and Ceremony Event Planning HPFBCS470 Catering Sales and Operations HPHTEI301 Event Planning and Production EL 6cr (only 3 count here) HPHTEO440 Event Operations and Project Management SMMACC532 Cost Control HPHLEM400 E-Marketing for the Hospitality Industry

Real Estate Management  (30 credits)

BUREEL350 Comparative Real Estate Law BUREPM335 Property Management EL 6cr (only 3 count here) BUREIH320 International Housing Markets BUREEM365 Real Estate Management EL 6cr (only 3 count here) HPHTIM450 Int’l Mgmt. for the Hospitality Industry BUMAOB470 Organizational Behavior BUREAV340 Hospitality Real Estate Analysis and Valuation BUMASM300 Sales Management BUDSSN400 Strategic Negotiation HPHLEM400 E-Marketing for the Hospitality Industry

Wellness Management  (27 credits)

SHSSTW420 Personal Training and Wellness SHSSYT300 Yoga Therapy: Philosophy and Practice HPSMST300 Introduction to Spa Treatments HPSMMT380 Massage Therapy HPSMSO340 Spa Operations and Management EL 6cr (only 3 count here) HPSMDS365 Day Spa Operations EL 6cr (only 3 count here) BUMAOB470 Organizational Behavior FTFDIC200 Image Consultancy HPHLEM400 E-Marketing for the Hospitality Industry

Free Electives   ( 12 credits) 

GSANCA300 Cultural Anthropology

CPJLWM300 Writing for Digital Media

LARSRS150 Introduction to Religious Studies

LAAHAH210 Introduction to Art History

Total Program Credits:

Hospitality Management, 133 credits

Real Estate Management, 133 credits

Special Event Management, 133 credits

Wellness Management, 130 credits

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Starting dates.

Our academic calendar is based on a quarter system (1 quarter = 10 weeks). Because of the program's flexible structure and modular design , multiple starting dates are available at the start of every Quarter, in October, January, April, July, and exceptionally also in Term B of the Summer Quarter in August. All campuses follow the same academic calendar.

Program duration

Full-time students can earn a Bachelor degree in 3 academic years of 9 months, for a total of 9 quarters of 20 credits each, or in 4 academic years for a total of 12 quarters of 15 credits each when spreading the workload.

Teaching schedule

Courses are available in various formats , including daytime courses between 8.30 and 18.30, seminar courses with visiting professors on consecutive days, and several online courses available 24/7, or any combination in a blended format . Courses are scheduled typically in sessions of 3 hours each. Connect with an admissions advisor, or refer to the course planning once enrolled to find out more about course availability in specific formats throughout the academic year.

Program language

All courses are taught entirely in English across the campus network. Students should have a certain proficiency in English when they start. Students may have English as a native language, may have had English as the language of instruction during previuos studies, may have had advanced English langauge courses during previous studies, may have an English language school certificate, and/or may have scores from standardized tests such as TOEFL or IELTS. Refer to the table below for further details on required scores for standardized tests and language school certificates (CEFRL). Depending on the submitted documentation, students may be subjected to an English test at the start of their studies. Typically, non-native speakers who studied in English before or those who had advanced English lessons during previous studies, and with sufficient confidence, perform well. Because of the multi-cultural environment, only a relatively small percentage of students are native speakers.

Study destinations

Our campuses are all located in the city center of several exciting destinations . Students are encouraged to transfer between campuses for one or more quarters, but may also choose a single campus as their destination of choice. Students who prefer shorter periods abroad can join our seminar courses taught by visiting professors at several of our campuses throughout the academic year.

Program schedule

All campuses offer identical study programs and follow the same program structures for an interruption-free experience. However, not all courses are taught face-to-face at all campuses. Some courses are organized in a hybrid format (partially face-to-face, partially virtual), and some only virtually. Some programs are therefore also only available in a blended format, with some courses face-to-face, hybrid or virtually. Blended programs (and hybrid courses) are an excellent option for independent students as well as for globetrotters travelling far beyond the reaches of our campus network.

Global study trip

Each academic year, students from all campuses in Europe, as well as students from our academic partners can join our Global Study Trip to Tokyo, Japan . The weeklong trip is packed with cultural excursions, company visits, social activities and an Asian Management seminar.

Application deadlines

Our Admissions Department applies a rolling admissions process and does not set deadlines to submit applications because of the multiple starting dates available. Applications are reviewed continuously troughout the year . Only in case a student visa is required do we recommend to apply 1-3 months prior to the intended starting date.

Admission requirements

Students should be fluent in English , and have obtained a high school diploma (or equivalent) that allows access to higher education in the country of origin. Refer to the application process for further details on the recommended English language levels.

Students who are 17 or older who have completed less than 12 years of formal education and who do not hold a high school diploma that allows access to higher education in the country of origin should earn up to an additional 60 credits in the Pre-Bachelor Foundation program. e.g. Students who wish to earn a Bachelor degree and who are required to complete the full Pre-Bachelor Foundation program will need to earn 60 + 180 credits. Please consult with our Admissions Advisors to estimate the additional credit requirement.

Program fees

Program fees are calculated pro-rata per campus where the student completed courses and earned credits. The total fees are due payable on a quarterly basis on a fixed payment schedule. Program fees cover matriculation and tuition fees but do not include the cost of living, housing, travel, transport, health insurance, study materials and other expenses. For more details, refer to the document attached.

Credit system

Bachelor degree programs consist of 180 European credits , equivalent to 120 American semester credits. Courses are assigned a number of credits, indicating the estimated workload. Each credit equals up to 30 learning hours, including contact hours, exam hours, self-study hours and group-study hours. The workload of a typical full-time undergraduate student amounts to 20 credits and 600 learning hours per quarter. The workload of a part-time student depends on the number of credits attempted per quarter.

Grading system

Students are assessed on a combination of attendance, participation, individual assignments, group assignments and exams. Assignments may include reading materials, term papers, reports, presentations, and others. The combination of these assessments provides students with an equal opportunity to demonstrate their skills and knowledge . The minimum passing grade is D (60%). In case of an FX grade, students have the option to request a second exam in order to obtain the minimum passing grade of 60%.

Honor system

Students who achieve a certain GPA ( Grade Point Average , or the weighted average of all grades earned, calculated on a 4.0 scale), will have their academic honors listed on the academic transcript issued together with the diploma.

Academic degree

Upon successful completion of the program, students receive a dual degree: a Bachelor in International Management (BIM) with a concentration in Hospitality Management , an international private degree awarded by the school's HQ in Switzerland, based on the recommendation of the faculty of the local campuses where credits were earned; and a Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in Global Business (BA) , a European state-recognized degree awarded by Coventry University in the United Kingdom, based on the completion of the university-validated top-up program that is an integral part of the dual degree program. Learn more about the school's academic degrees and accreditation .

Program content

These requirements are valid for all students starting in October 2023 or later. Students who started prior to this date can refer to the Student Guide for the applicable program requirements. All students should refer to the Student Guide for the correct program requirements at the time of starting the program. Information on this webpage may be outdated and is intended for promotional purposes only. The related courses listed below are subject to change and availability.

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• ECO3001 Managerial Economics
• FIN1001 Principles of Finance
• FIN3001 Managerial Finance
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• INF2001 Information Systems
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• COM2006 - Media and Mass Communication (5)
• OPE2001 - Event Management (5)
• OPE2002 - Facility Management (5)
• OPE2004 - Hotel Management (5)
• OPE2005 - Introduction to Project Management (5)
• TOU2001 - Destination Management (5)
• TOU2002 - Hospitality Management (5)
• TOU2201 - Undergraduate Research Project in Hospitality Management (5)
• CUL3001 - Cross-Cultural Training (5)
• TOU3101 - Contemporary Cases in Hospitality Management (5)
• INT4714 - Undergraduate Capstone Project in Hospitality Management (5)

Electives can be any course scheduled that does not already count towards other program requirements.

Program options

The Study Abroad option allows students to transfer for one or more quarters to another campus without experiencing program interruptions or extensions. Courses and programs remain fully compatible across all campuses, however not all majors and minors are available at all campuses. Refer to the program schedule for further details. Students in the Bachelor in Business Studies programmay also study abroad with one of our academic partner institutions for up to 30 credits.

The Summer School option allows students to accelerate their studies by earning up to 20 additional credits per academic year. Summer school is available at most main and satellite campuses.

The New York Extension Program is operated by a local academic partner institution and is available to all undergraduate students who wish to complete a study abroad period of up to 12 months in downtown Manhattan. This program is available in addition to your studies at UIBS.

The Private Tutoring and Private Coaching options allow students to schedule additional one-on-one sessions with professors or study coaches to catch up on missed contact hours or to receive additional academic support. Sessions are charged per hour and take place on-campus at a time that is convenient for both the student and professor or coach.

The Internship option encourages students to put their skills and knowledge into practice through offers received by our Careers Department from regional and international companies and organizations. Up to 30 elective credits can be awarded upon successful completion of the internship.

Global Bachelor program

Earn a global degree at UIBS by studying in Europe and Tokyo, and finishing with one of our academic partners in New York.

Dual Bachelor programs

Earn a second degree at UIBS for an additional 60 credits, or continue with one of our academic partners around the world.

Study Abroad in Tokyo, Japan

Spend one or more quarters at our satellite campus in Tokyo, Japan and experience all the city and country have to offer.

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46 Best universities for Hospitality / Hotel Management in Italy

Updated: February 29, 2024

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Below is a list of best universities in Italy ranked based on their research performance in Hospitality and Hotel Management. A graph of 94.7K citations received by 6.93K academic papers made by 46 universities in Italy was used to calculate publications' ratings, which then were adjusted for release dates and added to final scores.

We don't distinguish between undergraduate and graduate programs nor do we adjust for current majors offered. You can find information about granted degrees on a university page but always double-check with the university website.

1. University of Bologna

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2. Free University of Bozen

3. University of Cagliari

4. University of Turin

5. University of Sassari

6. Bocconi University

7. University of Palermo

8. Federico II University of Naples

9. University of Catania

10. Sapienza University of Rome

11. University of Florence

12. Ca' Foscari University of Venice

13. Polytechnic University of Milan

14. University of Salento

15. University of Trento

16. Polytechnic University of Bari

17. University of Milano-Bicocca

18. IULM University

19. Polytechnic University of Turin

20. University of Calabria

21. University of Salerno

22. University of Genoa

23. University of Padua

24. University of Milan

25. University of Bari

26. University of Siena

27. Parthenope University of Naples

28. University of Molise

29. Mediterranean University of Reggio Calabria

30. University of Bergamo

31. University of Modena and Reggio Emilia

32. University of Verona

33. Roma Tre University

34. University of Pisa

35. G. d'Annunzio University of Chieti

36. Carlo Bo University of Urbino

37. Polytechnical University of Marche

38. Basilicata University

39. University of Messina

40. University of Perugia

41. University of Rome Tor Vergata

42. Catholic University of the Sacred Heart

43. University of Trieste

44. University of Udine

45. University of Sannio

46. University of Macerata

The best cities to study Hospitality and Hotel Management in Italy based on the number of universities and their ranks are Bologna , Bolzano , Cagliari , and Turin .

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The Bachelor in Tourism and Hospitality Management is open to students who have graduated from High School (or international equivalent), or those who have already validated one or two years of post-High School education.  This programme offers you the opportunity of obtaining a State-accredited qualification, equivalent to 3 years of post-High School education.

It offers you the opportunity to personalise your study path, to enjoy international experiences and to develop your professional skills, for a more sustainable and socially-responsible tourism. You will gain a comprehensive overview of the sector through the wide variety of possible professions available, enabling you to refine your personal project throughout this customised programme.

The Bachelor in Tourism and Hospitality Management has a strong international dimension, fully preparing students to enter the world of work, and offers a wide choice of study tracks adapted to each student’s personal and professional project. In addition to the fundamentals, the programme incorporates new managerial approaches and progressively offers students a choice of specialisations. Complementary to the theoretical lessons, students have the opportunity of living professional experiences all over the world through academic expatriation, humanitarian projects, and internships, etc.

Why choose the Bachelor in Tourism and Hospitality Management?

• In La Rochelle: State-accredited qualification , equivalent to 3 years of post-High School education
• In Tours: State-accredited qualification , equivalent to 3 years of post-High School education
• Unique experiences in France and abroad (Humacité© project, Climacité© project, academic expatriation, company-based internships)
• 3 languages (from beginner level) for those joining in Year 1
• Choice of a French Track or 100% English Track
• Recognised French and international professional and academic partners (74 partner universities abroad)
• Personalised support and guidance to help you define your professional project and plan your future
• Possibility of a Work-study Track in Year 3 (La Rochelle campus)

A specialisation for each and every professional project

Classic Track

• Hospitality & Travel Management

Events Management

• Sommellerie, Tasting and Marketing of Wines and Spirits

International Track

• Leisure and Entertainment (Disney College Program in Orlando, USA)

Work-study Track

Double qualification Track

• Leisure and Entertainment (Disney College Program in Orlando, USA)  

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Excelia is located in La Rochelle and Tours, giving you the possibility to carry out all or part of your studies on the campus of your choice!

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Year 1 (one year of post-High School education) 

Year 2 (two years of post-high school education), year 3 (three years of post-high school education) , programme structure.

Double qualification Track with ESTHUA

If you choose this track, after your 3 years of study you will be awarded the Bachelor in Tourism and Hospitality Management from Excelia as well as a French University degree in Tourism and Hospitality from ESTHUA in Angers.

French Track

Management and tourism:.

• The Tourism Economy
• The Geography of Tourism
• WordPress and Community Management
• Marketing and Sales Techniques
• Customer Service Skills
• Services Marketing in Tourism
• Tourism Organisations and Key Stakeholders
• Fundamentals of HR
• Fundamentals of Accounting
• Introduction to Financial Analysis
• Data Management using Excel
• Marketing for Sustainable Tourism

Experiential and Personal Development (EPD):

• Developing your Personal and Professional Project (to be assessed by tutor)
• The Economy of the Tourism and Hospitality Industry
• Initial Internship: Discovery Report
• Start-of-year Seminar - Drama Workshop
• Sport, Culture, Clubs and Association activities

General knowledge:

• Global Code of Ethics
• English: 20% of courses taught in English
• 2nd Modern Language: German, Spanish or Italian
• 3rd Language: Sign Language

English Track

• Business Analysis using Excel
• Coastal Tourism
• Tourism Product Development
• Design Thinking and Creativity
• Financial Analysis
• Geopolitics in Tourism
• Marketing and Sales Techniques for Tourism
• Tourism and French Gastronomy
• Organisations in the Tourism Industry
• Overview of the Corporate World and Economic Aspects
• Initial Internship: Discovery Report 
• Sporting, Cultural, Association and Promotion (SCAP) activities
• Drama Workshop
• Global code of Ethics
• 100 % of courses taught in English (a certain level of English is required for this track)
• 3rd Language: Portuguese, Chinese or Sign Language
• Marketing Communications in Tourism
• Consumer Behaviour in Tourism
• Tourism Law
• Expatriation
• Fundamentals of Management Control
• Series of Industry Lectures: Sports and Leisure Industry, Hospitality Industry, Travel Industry
• Team Management and Conflict Management
• Developing your Personal and Professional Project
• International Internship: written report

General Knowledge:

• Introduction to Human Development
• Social Responsibility and Ethics
• 2nd Modern Language: German, Italian or Spanish
• 3rd Language: Chinese, Portuguese or Sign Language 
• Innovation in Tourism
• Introduction to the Hospitality Industry
• Introduction to the Sports and Leisure Industries
• Introduction to the Travel Industry
• Developing your personal and professional project
• 100% of courses taught in English (a certain level of English is required for this track)
• 3rd Language: Chinese, Portuguese or Sign Language

Core course modules (in French or in English)

• Labour, Competition and Consumer Law
• Digital Marketing and Tourism
• Customer Relationship Marketing and Integrated Marketing Communications 

The following can be studied in either English or Spanish:

• Sustainable Development and CSR in Tourism
• Fine-tuning your Personal and Professional Project (to be assessed by professional mentor)
• Operational Management Internship: written report
• Intercultural Communication for Tourism

Professional Modules:

Business game.

• Company Creation Project 
• 2nd Modern Language
• Wherever you may be in the world, throughout the year you will have access to an e-learning platform to enable you to supplement your foreign language learning

Specialisations (choice of one specialisation)

Specialisation courses

Hospitality & Travel Management   ​ ​

• Standards and certifications
• Food and beverage
• Travel Industry
• Negotiation and purchasing in tourism
• Consultancy project Hospitality 
• Hotel Marketing and Distribution
• MICE: Meetings, Incentives, Conferences and Exhibitions
• Destination management et creative tourism
• Consultancy Project Travel
• Event Organisation Design
• Project Scenography and Methodology
• Events Management: Applied Project
• Tourism and french gastronomy
• Intercultural communication for Tourism
• Tourism and Disability

Sommellerie, Tasting and Marketing of Wines and Spirits 

• Fundamentals of Oenology and Viticulture
• Wine and Spirits Products
• Wine Tasting, Food & Wine Pairing
• Study of French and International Vineyards
• Wine Tourism
• Team Management in Hospitality
• Bar Techniques: Mixology, Study of Other Beverages

In partnership with the Lycée Hôtelier de La Rochelle (hotel and catering High School)

• Hotel Operations Management
• Hotel Marketing
• Tourism and Innovation
• MICE: Meetings, Incentive, Conferences and Exhibitions
• Tourism and Disability
• Corporate Communication and HRM (Human Resources Management)

Semester 1 lessons are in your chosen specialisation 

The different courses and projects are provided for indicative purposes only and are subject to change from one year to the next. The specialisations offered will only be available if the required minimum number of students is reached.

All you need to know about languages, assessment, lessons and your teachers

• French Track: 80% of the teaching in French, 20% in English
• English Track: 100% English (a certain level of English is required for this track)
• 2 nd Modern Language: German, Spanish or Italian
• 3 rd Language (compulsory for students joining in Year 1): Choice of Portuguese, Chinese or Sign Language
• Preparation lessons for TOEFL and TOEIC

Assessment:

Three types of evaluation:

• Continuous assessment: 40% of the final mark Throughout the year, you will work on group or individual projects, which will be marked by your teachers.
• End-of-semester exams: 60% of the final mark These take the form of written exams.
• Oral exam: The oral exam is a presentation of your studies and your future studies or professional project.

Your teachers:

The teaching Faculty of the Bachelor in Tourism and Hospitality Management is made up of French and international research-active Faculty members as well as industry professionals. The research-active Faculty, who specialise in tourism management, draw on the research work carried out within the framework of our Tourism Management Institute and our case study centre, known as INNOV Case Lab , thus offering students innovative pedagogy. The industry professionals who teach on the programme are recognised for their strong expertise within their field, and focus on real business issues.

Types of lessons:

Your core course modules are taught with your entire Year Group. In addition, you will have tutorials in smaller groups, based on your chosen specialisation, language ability, etc.

Your experiences

Work-study: 12 months.

You have the possibility of a 12-month Work-study Track during Year 3 only. This will enable you to develop your professional skills in a real company, giving you the opportunity of applying the management theory you have learned.

Carried out as a company game, students work in teams to tackle and solve real-life professional issues.

Conference series: Inspiration notebooks

Throughout the year, professionals and graduates lead masterclasses to raise students' awareness about the various challenges and issues in the tourism sector and its professions.

Disney College Program: 6 months

The School has a partnership with Disney World Resort in Orlando, giving students the opportunity to study in the USA at Delaware University (AACSB accredited), followed by a paid internship in one of the parks of the Walt Disney World Resort in Florida.

Students will take part in Eductour, a discovery tour of local players in the tourism industry and other partners of Excelia Tourism School. The aim of this initiative is to introduce our students to companies, professions and professionals in the tourism industry.

Academic Expatriation: 3-4 months

Heading abroad on academic expatriation is a compulsory part of Year 2 of the programme. Students who choose the International Track in Year 3 will have the opportunity of repeating the experience.

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International Adventure Film & Book Festival

Students in Year 3 of the Bachelor in Tourism and Hospitality Management work as volunteers, assisting the organisers throughout the week-long festival in La Rochelle.

3rd Language

A 3rd language (at beginner level) is compulsory from Year 1 of the programme, with a choice of the following: Portuguese, Chinese or Sign Language.

Humacité© Project: up to 8 weeks

In Years 2 or 3, you can undertake a social, humanitarian or civic voluntary project in an NGO or an association, either in France or abroad. This is one of the unique features of Excelia, which is committed to educating students to become future managers who are both responsible and conscious of the importance of their role in society.

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Climacité© Project: 2 months

Climacité© is an educational initiative aimed at raising awareness, educating and preparing Excelia’s students for the challenges of protecting the environment and adapting to climate change.

The project is intended to educate students to become responsible citizens who are aware of their duty towards the planet and its inhabitants (humans and other living beings).

Internships: 8-15 months of experience

Carrying out company-based internships, in France or abroad, is one of the compulsory parts of the Bachelor programme. By the end of your studies, you will have acquired between 8 and 15 months of real company-based experience.

You have the possibility of getting involved in one of Excelia’s 50 clubs and associations, enabling you to develop your skills and knowledge in a supportive and professionally-oriented environment. In addition, it is a great way to settle into school life and experience something unique.

Personalised Support and Guidance from your Mentor

Throughout your studies, you will benefit from personalised support and guidance. The School offers workshops structured around personal development (self-awareness and self-assertion), communication tools (such as CVs and cover letters), understanding the job market, learning about different careers and developing your professional network thanks to the Talent Centre.

In addition, you will receive personal mentoring from an industry professional who is a graduate of Excelia Tourism School currently working in the industry, who will help you to develop your career strategy.

The different experiences throughout the programme

Depending on the track, the options and the specialisations you decide to select, you will have the opportunity to live some of the experiences listed below. These highlights of the programme are complementary to your lessons.

• 3rd Language, Internship abroad
• Internship in France, Eductour, Personalised Support and Guidance from your Mentor, Series of Lectures
• Involvement in Student Clubs and Associations
• 3rd Language, Academic Expatriation, Humacité© project, Disney College Program
• Personalised Support and Guidance from your Mentor, Series of Lectures
• Internships, Work-study Track, Business Game, Personalised Support and Guidance from your Mentor, Series of Lectures
• Involvement in the International Adventure Film and Book Festival

What is "Work-study"?

Our programmes offered on a work-study track are subject to specific admissions requirements and conditions. To maximise your chances of being accepted on a work-study track, here is some useful information and helpful advice:

• Personal interview: Candidates are strongly advised to submit a CV and a cover letter. How you perform on the day of the interview and the quality of these documents, even if optional, are all part of the assessment.
• Grant holders: as part of its commitment to social inclusion, when it comes to work-study, Excelia gives preferential consideration to applicants with grants.

For a period of one year, the Work-study Track offers you the possibility of alternating School-based periods, during which you will learn the theory, with company-based periods, where you will work on projects relating to your studies.

Vocationally-oriented, this Work-Study Track is only available to students in Year 3.

Work-study in detail

• Contract type:  contrat de professionnalisation  (Professional training contract),  contrat d'apprentissage  (apprenticeship contract) or a  convention de stage alterné  (work-study internship agreement)
• Format: 1 week School-based followed by 3 weeks company-based
• Main objective: To combine theoretical knowledge with professional experience
• Securing a contract with a company: The School provides you with the necessary search tools to assist you in your professional project. Once you have successfully completed the Admissions tests, you will have access to the numerous work-study offers available to our students.

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Our graduates go on to become operational managers in all sectors of activity, working across all 5 continents, and quickly rise to management positions thanks to their first-rate studies.

Below is a non-exhaustive list of the types of professions and companies in which you could work.

Types of jobs:

• Executive Assistant
• Customer Service Manager
• Sales Manager
• Recruitment Manager
• Key Account Manager
• Yield Manager
• Product Manager
• Communications Manager
• Digital Marketing Manager
• Revenue Manager

Types of company:

• Travel Agency
• Events Agency
• Hotel/Restaurant
• Festival Organisation
• Tourist Information Centre
• Amusement/Theme Park
• Thalassotherapy/Spa
• Humanitarian Association
• 100% of our graduates find a job within 6 months of graduating
• 72% secure a job before the end of their studies
• 36% work abroad, the principal countries being: Spain, United Kingdom, Canada, United Arab Emirates, Costa Rica, China, Australia

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To complement their academic and professional skills, some of our graduates choose to continue their studies. The Bachelor in Tourism & Hospitality Management acts as an excellent springboard for our Master programmes:

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• Year 1: €8,900
• Year 2: €8,900
• Year 3: €9,450

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Students from outside the European Union

• Year 1: €9,350
• Year 2: €9,350
• Year 3: €9,750

Work-Study Track

• Year 3: In the case of a  contrat de professionnalisation  and a  contrat d'apprentissage , tuition fees are paid by the host company  from the date of signature of the contract.

The above fees are provided for information purposes only and are subject to change from one year to the next.

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Hospitality and Hotel Management Universities in Italy for International Students

Popular universities and institutions:.

IULM University - Milan :

Courses Offered : Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Hospitality and Tourism Management.

Fees : Approximately €10,000 to €14,000 per year for international students.

Intake : Main intake in September/October; some programs may have a spring intake.

Sapienza University of Rome :

Courses Offered : Master's in Economics and Management of Tourism.

Fees : Approximately €1,000 to €2,500 per year for international students, varying with the program and income.

Intake : Mainly September/October.

University of Florence :

Courses Offered : programs in Tourism and Hotel Management.

Fees : Generally around €1,500 to €3,000 per year for international students.

Intake : September/October.

Bocconi University - Milan :

Courses Offered : Specialized Master’s programs related to hospitality and management.

Fees : Approximately €13,000 to €20,000 per year.

Rome Business School :

Courses Offered : MBA in Hospitality and Tourism Management.

Fees : Around €15,000 to €20,000 for the program.

Intake : Multiple intakes per year (check the school’s calendar).

General Information:

Course Programs : Programs can range from diplomas and bachelor's degrees to master's and MBA degrees, focusing on various aspects of hospitality, tourism, and hotel management.

Fees : Tuition fees for international students can vary widely based on the university, program, and the student's home country. Public universities in Italy tend to be less expensive than private institutions.

Intake : The primary intake for most Italian universities is in the fall (September/October), with some offering spring intake as well. It's crucial to check the specific intake times for the program of your interest.

Ranking : While specific rankings for hospitality programs might be less common, you can consider the university's overall ranking and reputation in business and management studies. Rankings can be found on sites like QS World University Rankings and Times Higher Education.

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Hospitality and Hotel Management Courses in Italy for Indian Students

Popular universities and institutions.

1. IULM University - Milan : Known for courses in communication, tourism, and languages.

2. Sapienza University of Rome : Offers programs in economics and management with a focus on tourism.

3. University of Florence : Provides various programs related to tourism and hotel management.

4. Bocconi University - Milan : Renowned for business, economics, and management programs, including those related to hospitality.

5. Rome Business School : Offers an MBA in Hospitality and Tourism Management.

Course Programs

Bachelor’s Degrees : Typically 3 years, focusing on fundamentals of hospitality, tourism, and business management.

Master’s Degrees : 1-2 years, offering specialized knowledge in areas like luxury hospitality, event management, and tourism marketing.

MBA Programs : Focused on advanced management skills in the hospitality industry.

Short Courses and Certifications : For students looking to enhance specific skills or knowledge in a shorter time frame.

Eligibility Criteria

Educational Background : A high school diploma (10+2) is usually required for bachelor's programs. For master's or MBA programs, a relevant undergraduate degree is necessary.

Language Proficiency : Many programs are offered in English, but proficiency in Italian can be beneficial. Proof of language proficiency (TOEFL/IELTS for English, CILS/CELI for Italian) is often required.

Entrance Exams : Some institutions may require standardized tests or specific entrance exams.

Fees and Scholarships

Tuition Fees : Can range from €1,000 to €20,000 per year, varying significantly between public and private institutions.

Scholarships : Many universities offer scholarships or financial aid. Indian students can also look for scholarships offered by the Indian government or international organizations.

Intake and Application Deadlines

Main Intake : September/October is the primary intake for most programs.

Secondary Intake : Some institutions may offer a spring intake (January/February).

Deadlines : Generally, applications for the fall intake close in the preceding spring. It's crucial to check specific deadlines for each university.

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Bachelors of Hospitality and Hotel Management in Italy

Popular universities and programs.

Several Italian universities and institutions offer hospitality and hotel management programs, often located in regions known for tourism and gastronomy. Some of the well-regarded institutions include:

1. IULM University - Milan : Known for its programs in communication, tourism, and languages.

2. University of Florence : Offers courses with a focus on tourism and hotel management.

3. Rome Business School : Provides industry-relevant education and networking opportunities in the heart of Italy's capital.

4. Apicius International School of Hospitality : Located in Florence, offering specialized programs focusing on various aspects of hospitality, including culinary arts and wine studies.

Course Structure and Content

Duration : Typically, a Bachelor's degree in Italy lasts 3 years.

Curriculum : Courses usually cover a range of topics, including tourism management, hospitality services, marketing, event management, food and beverage management, and business administration. Many programs also include practical training and internships.

Language of Instruction : While many programs are offered in Italian, there is an increasing number of courses taught in English to cater to international students.

Admission Requirements

1. Educational Qualifications : A high school diploma or equivalent international qualification.

2. Language Proficiency : For English-taught programs, proof of English proficiency through tests like IELTS or TOEFL is required. For Italian-taught programs, you might need to prove your Italian language skills.

3. Entrance Exams : Some universities may require you to pass an entrance exam.

Application : Usually done online directly through the university's website or through a centralized system for universities in Italy.

Documents : Typically include your high school diploma, language proficiency certificates, a personal statement, and letters of recommendation.

Deadlines : Vary by university but generally fall several months before the start of the academic year in September/October.

Tuition Fees and Scholarships

Public Universities : Generally have lower tuition fees, ranging from about €900 to €4,000 per year for international students.

Private Institutions : Fees can be significantly higher, potentially up to €20,000 per year or more.

Scholarships : Available from universities, private foundations, and Italian government programs. They may be merit-based, need-based, or country-specific.

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Masters of Hospitality and Hotel Management in Italy

Several prestigious institutions in Italy offer Master's programs in Hospitality and Hotel Management:

1. IULM University - Milan : Offers advanced courses in tourism and hospitality with a focus on communication and management.

2. Sapienza University of Rome : Known for its Master's in Economics and Management of Tourism.

3. University of Florence : Provides specialized programs focusing on various aspects of tourism and hotel management.

4. Bocconi University - Milan : Offers a renowned Master in International Hospitality Management.

5. Rome Business School : Known for its MBA in Hospitality and Tourism Management.

Duration : Typically, a Master's program in Italy lasts 1-2 years.

Curriculum : Programs often include coursework in strategic management, marketing, finance, operations, event planning, and contemporary issues in the hospitality and tourism industry. Many also require a thesis or final project.

Language of Instruction : While many programs are offered in Italian, there are numerous courses taught in English to cater to the international student community.

1. Educational Qualifications : A Bachelor's degree in hospitality, tourism, business, or a related field.

2. Language Proficiency : For English-taught programs, proof of English proficiency (e.g., TOEFL, IELTS) is required. For Italian-taught programs, proof of Italian language proficiency may be necessary.

3. Work Experience : Some programs might prefer or require relevant work experience in the hospitality industry.

Application : Typically done online through the university's website.

Documents : Generally include your undergraduate diploma, transcripts, CV, language certificates, letters of recommendation, and a personal statement.

Deadlines : Vary by university but are usually several months before the start of the academic year.

Public Universities : Tuition fees can range from about €1,000 to €4,000 per year for international students.

Private Institutions : Fees can be significantly higher, potentially reaching €20,000 per year or more.

Scholarships and Financial Aid : Many universities offer scholarships, and there are also government and external funding sources available.

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PhD in Hospitality and Hotel Management from Italy

Understanding the ph.d. program.

1. Duration : A Ph.D. in Italy usually takes 3-4 years to complete.

2. Research Focus : Candidates are expected to conduct original research, culminate in a dissertation, and contribute to academic journals and conferences.

3. Coursework : Some programs may include coursework, but the primary focus is on research.

Popular Institutions

While specific Ph.D. programs in Hospitality and Hotel Management might be less common than Bachelor's and Master's degrees, several Italian universities with strong business and management faculties might offer related Ph.D. opportunities:

University of Rome "Tor Vergata"

Sapienza University of Rome

IULM University - Milan

Bocconi University - Milan

1. Master's Degree : Applicants typically need a relevant Master's degree or equivalent.

2. Research Proposal : A well-defined research proposal outlining the intended area of study is crucial.

3. Academic References : Letters of recommendation from academics who are familiar with your work.

4. Language Proficiency : Proficiency in the language of instruction (English or Italian) is required.

Find a Supervisor : Many Ph.D. programs require you to have a potential supervisor who agrees to guide your research.

Documentation : Submit academic transcripts, a detailed research proposal, CV, language proficiency certificates, and reference letters.

Interviews : Be prepared for interviews or discussions with potential supervisors and faculty members.

Funding and Scholarships

Tuition Fees : Ph.D. programs may have tuition fees, but they are often lower than those for Bachelor's and Master's programs.

Scholarships and Grants : Many universities offer scholarships, fellowships, or assistantships that provide a stipend and may cover tuition fees.

External Funding : Look for external funding options from governmental and non-governmental organizations.

The Research Environment

Collaboration : Ph.D. students often have opportunities to collaborate with international researchers and industry professionals.

Seminars and Conferences : Active participation in seminars, workshops, and conferences is encouraged to enhance your academic network and disseminate your research.

Career Prospects

Academia : Many Ph.D. graduates pursue careers in academia as researchers and professors.

Industry : Opportunities in senior management, consultancy, and research in the hospitality and tourism industry.

Entrepreneurship : Some find their niche in starting their own hospitality-related ventures or consultancies.

Living in Italy

Cultural Richness : Living in Italy offers an immersive experience in a country known for its history, arts, and lifestyle.

Language : Learning Italian is beneficial for daily life and integrating into the community, even if your program is in English.

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Eligibility Criteria for Hospitality and Hotel Management Course Program in Italy

For bachelor's programs:.

Educational Background :

A high school diploma or equivalent is typically required. For international students, this usually means your country's equivalent to the Italian secondary school leaving qualification.

A strong background in subjects related to hospitality, business, or management can be beneficial.

Language Proficiency :

For courses taught in Italian: Proficiency in the Italian language, often demonstrated through exams like the CILS or CELI.

For courses taught in English: Proof of English proficiency through exams like IELTS or TOEFL.

Entrance Exams : Some universities might require specific entrance exams, often focusing on language, reasoning, and sometimes subject-specific knowledge.

Visa Requirements : Non-EU students will generally need to apply for a student visa and provide documentation regarding their financial status, health insurance, and accommodation arrangements.

For Master's Programs:

1. Undergraduate Degree : A Bachelor’s degree in Hospitality, Tourism, Business Management, or a closely related field is typically required.

2. Language Proficiency : Similar to the Bachelor’s programs, depending on the language of instruction, you'll need to prove proficiency in either Italian or English.

3. Work Experience : Some programs might prefer or require you to have relevant work experience in the hospitality or tourism sector.

4. Letters of Recommendation and Statement of Purpose : Most programs will require letters of recommendation from academic or professional references and a personal statement or motivation letter outlining your interests and goals in the field of hospitality and hotel management.

For Ph.D. Programs:

1. Master's Degree : A relevant Master’s degree is typically necessary. Your previous study should align closely with hospitality, tourism, or business management.

2. Research Proposal : You’ll likely need to submit a detailed research proposal outlining your intended area of study.

3. Academic References : Letters from academics or professionals who can attest to your research potential and academic prowess.

4. Language Proficiency : Proficiency in the language of instruction is necessary, as with the Bachelor's and Master's programs.

5. Interviews : Many programs will require an interview with potential supervisors to ensure your research interests align with the department’s expertise.

Intakes & Application Deadlines for Hospitality and Hotel Management Course in Italy

1. fall intake (september/october):.

Primary Intake : This is the main intake for most Italian universities and offers the widest selection of courses.

Application Period : Typically, applications for the fall intake open in the spring (around January to April) and can run until late spring or early summer (May to July). Some universities may accept applications even later, especially for international students.

2. Spring Intake (January/February):

Secondary Intake : Some programs, especially at private institutions, may have a spring intake, but this is less common and might not be available for all Hospitality and Hotel Management courses.

Application Period : For those that do offer a spring intake, applications might open in the late summer or early fall (around September to November) of the previous year.

Fees for Hospitality and Hotel Management Courses in Italy

Public institutions.

Tuition Fees: Public universities in Italy are generally less expensive. For EU students, annual fees can range from about €900 to €4,000. Non-EU students might pay slightly more, but public universities are still an affordable option compared to private institutions.

Additional Costs: Don't forget to account for application fees, accommodation, books, and living expenses.

Private Institutions

Tuition Fees: Private institutions can vary significantly in price. Annual fees can range from €6,000 to over €20,000, depending on the prestige and location of the school.

Additional Costs: As with public institutions, you'll need to budget for additional expenses like accommodation, food, and materials.

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Tourism moves people and people move tourism. As experts, you will shape the tourism of the future – sustainably and with innovative approaches. Competent, practice-oriented and international, this means for you a business education with a tourism focus, and a solid basis for a career in service management. Where better to study this than in Vienna, one of the leading tourism destinations in Europe and the most livable city in the world?

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Recommendation rate: 95 % ( according to graduate survey 2020)

• Experience-based training through excursions and lecturers from the business world
• International competencies through professional internship / exchange semester abroad (in the full-time variant)
• Future orientation through economic basis combined with current tourism issues
• Personalization of the study program through specialization in: Hotel Management, Event & Congress Design, Congress, Mobility or Food Entrepreneurship (in the full-time variant)
• Dual study variant with alternation of practical and theoretical phases ( diverse practice partners from the hotel industry, gastronomy, tour operators etc. )
• Creativity and problem-solving skills through practical projects

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Mon-Fri 8:30 – 18:30 Uhr, occasionally on Saturdays; From the 3rd semester 2.5 days/week on campus and 2.5 days/week at the partner business

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German, about 25 % of the courses will be held in English

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In the full-time variant obligatory, either as internship abroad during the 4 th semester or as semester abroad during the 5 th semester at one of our partner universities

Internship / Work experience

In the full-time variant in the 4 th semester for at least 700 hours

In the dual study program, work experience of 20 hours per week from the 3 rd semester onwards.

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“competent, practice-orientated, international”

As graduates, you will shape international tourism by

• recognizing challenges and preferring a solution-oriented approach
• reconciling economic know-how with a strong service mindset
• systematically analyzing and improving business models and processes
• In short: You are competent, practice-oriented and international.

...competent...

As tourism professionals, you will have expertise in:

• Management of tourism operations, including human resource management and data-based decision making
• Digital and classic marketing of destinations and services
• Specialization from the 2nd semester in hotel management, event & congress design, mobility and food entrepreneurship

...practice-orientated...

The degree program mirrors the needs of the tourism industry and guarantees a high level of practical relevance. Over 70 % of teaching staff work in the industry full-time and add their own practical knowledge to the theoretical orientation of the courses. Students learn from practical projects , which are organized in conjunction with businesses. They also organize events and excursions themselves.

As the only university in Austria, the program is also offered as a dual study program , in which students gain important work experience with a practical partner while they are still studying.

Excursions lasting several days in the 1 st and 2nd semesters offer an intensive exchange with tourism managers from the field. Regular expert discussions and company visits as part of TM on Tour round off the study experience.

...international...

You will gain international experience in the full-time variant during the professional internship in the fourth semester. The world is literally open to you here: from Australia to Dubai to South America, our interns can be found in leading hotels, airlines, event agencies and destination management organizations.

In the fifth semester, you have the opportunity to complete a semester abroad at one of our partner universities, or experience Internationalization@home with English-language courses and international students at your home campus.

Field trips

The degree program includes many field trips . Students start off the program with a field trip where they get to know each other and receive the first insights into the industry. As part of the degree program there are many more field trips; this is one of the ways in which our degree program combines theory and practice. Students show their independence and practical skills during field trips, as they are responsible for organizing the destinations and trips themselves .

TM on Tour is where we make visits to different sectors of the tourism industry . This allows our students to gain important insights into the tourism industry and helps them to make their own picture of best practice examples.

Learning from professionals , hearing about success stories and making new contacts are important parts of our degree program. Students get to talk to experts in the tourism industry, business leaders and graduates from our department at TM talk. They discuss current topics and trends in tourism and make contact with others in the industry.

Business Field Projects

Students work on business field projects related to the tourism industry, which helps them improve their problem-solving skills, teamwork skills and methodic skills.

An overview of the modules can be found in the online folder. In addition, you can read details about the individual modules in the module description manual:

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Curriculum Dual Variant

1 st semester.

• Tourism & Sustainability
• Integrated Marketing & Communication
• Business Administration 1
• Human Resources & Professional Development 1
• Research Skills

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• Applied project management
• Human Resource Management
• Business Administration 2
• Human Resources & Professional Development 2
• Digitalization & Data Literacy 1

3 rd semester

• Professional practice 1
• Integrated Business Administration
• Human Resources & Professional Development 3
• Digitalization & Data Literacy 2

4 th semester

• Professional practice 2
• Tourism Experience Design
• Destination Management
• Current topics in tourism

5 th semester

• Professional practice 3
• Digital Marketing Project
• Organizational Design & Process Management
• Research Design

6 th semester

• Professional practice 4
• Tourism, Economy & Environment
• Bachelor exam
• Bachelor thesis

Practice Partners Dual Variant

The partner companies for the practical phases of the program cover the entire spectrum of the tourism industry – from five-star hotels and tour operators to travel agencies, congress companies and airlines.

You are a tourism company and interested in becoming a practice partner of the dual study program? You can find all details here:

Curriculum Full-Time Variant

• Specialization in Tourism 1
• Specialization in tourism 2
• Internship abroad or at home
• Current Topics in Tourism
• Specialization in tourism 3

The tourism and leisure industry is one of the fastest growing industries worldwide and one of the most diverse employers. The constant change of the industry requires innovative, as well as entrepreneurial and holistic thinking professionals. As an expert in tourism, combined with your chosen specialization, a wide range of career opportunities will open up to you both domestically and internationally:

• Strategic development, management and marketing of tourist destinations
• Planning, implementation and controlling of congresses and events
• Development, marketing and management of tourist attractions and services
• Product and offer design for tour operators and travel agents
• Consulting activities with international consulting companies
• Operational management and controlling in the hotel and catering industry
• Entrepreneurship in tourism and upstream and downstream services

Questions and Answers (FAQ)

Here you will find the most frequently asked questions & answers about the Bachelor’s program in Tourism & Hospitality Management.

General information:

No, no previous experience in tourism is required for the study program.

Information and numerous tips on the admissions procedure can be found here !

Recognition is only possible if the acquired knowledge is equivalent to the requirement profile in terms of content and scope of the course to be waived. Therefore, school subjects cannot be credited in principle.

The Bachelor’s program in Tourism & Hospitality Management is basically a full-time program. However, some of our students work on a part-time basis alongside their studies.

During the 6 semesters of the Tourism & Hospitality Management study program, you will have to pay approximately 550 euros in addition to the tuition fees. This includes the costs for the introductory excursion in the 1 st semester or the self-organized excursion in the 2 nd semester. However, we always try to keep the fees as student-friendly as possible.

The study content of the two programs is largely identical. Exceptions are the practical phases in the dual study program (semesters 3-6) and the specializations as well as the compulsory internship in the full-time variant.

Full-time variant:

In the first semester, you will learn about all specializations and make your selection based on this at the end of the semester. The selected specialization can then no longer be changed.

No prior knowledge is required for the specializations.

Here you can find all partner universities with which our university cooperates.

Please note, however, that not every study program cooperates with every partner university. For a semester abroad as part of your Bachelor’s program in Tourism & Hospitality Management, places are mainly available at European partner universities (e.g. in Spain, France, the Netherlands, etc.). However, we are constantly striving to expand our network for you. At the beginning of your studies, our mobility coordinator of the study area will be happy to inform you about your exact options.

You have the possibility to organize your internship yourself. Of course, we will support you in this. The Tourism & Hospitality Management study program includes a mandatory foreign component (either an internship abroad in the 4 th semester or a semester abroad in the 5 th semester). If you choose to complete your compulsory internship in Austria in the 4 th semester, you will spend the 5 th semester at one of our partner universities abroad.

After completing your studies, the entire range of work opportunities in tourism is open to you, regardless of the specialization you have chosen.

Dual variant:

A dual study program is characterized by the regular alternation between theoretical and practical phases. There is an interlocking of learning locations: academic learning location (FHWien der WKW) and practical learning location (practical company).

In the first year of study (1 st and 2 nd semesters), no professional practice takes place yet and is to be understood as the theoretical foundation of the dual study program. From the 2 nd year of study (= 3 rd semester) onwards, you will be employed by a practice partner for 2.5 days each (an average of 20 hours per week) in order to acquire the professional practice relevant to this study program. You will spend the other 2.5 days at FHWien der WKW.

In the 1 st semester, you will receive application training and an introduction to our practical partners. Our partner companies cover the entire spectrum of the tourism industry. Our practical partners include hotel companies, tour operators and travel agencies, congress companies and mobility companies.

In the 2 nd semester, the application phase begins, during which you will contact the desired companies directly. Of course, we will support you with questions regarding your application. Matching with the practical companies then takes place within the 2 nd semester before the practical phases start in the 3 rd semester.

During the first two semesters you will be full-time with us on campus. The practical phases start in the 3 rd semester. We work with the model of a split week, i.e. you spend 2.5 days (20 hours) with your practice partner and 2.5 days at the campus of FHWien der WKW.

A contract of employment is concluded between you and the practice company. The payment and salary classification are the responsibility of the company. We have no influence on this.

The following contractual regulations apply:

• Company and FHWien der WKW: Cooperation agreement
• Practice company and students: Work contract
• Students and FHWien der WKW: Learning agreement

Of course, it is possible to already “bring along” a practice company. There are criteria and requirements that must be met in order to ensure the quality of the training. In this case, please contact the study program directly.

Curious about our study program? Inform yourself about the requirements and the admissions procedure at FHWien der WKW.

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Hotels & Tourism Snapshot | March 2024

Our latest Hotels & Tourism Snapshot (March 2024) shines a light on the ongoing, robust recovery in travel and tourism across Europe, and how this is helping to drive expansion of investment activity.

Overnight arrivals  and hotel nights continue to grow across the continent, supporting hotel performance and particularly RevPAR (Revenue Per Available Room) growth in many markets.  

Despite a challenging 2023 for investment in Europe, improving hotel market fundamentals have supported a relative increase in the investment market share of hotels – as of early 2024, hotel market share is at 12%, compared to a 10-year norm of around 8%.   For 2024, our global investor outlook survey shows that investors favour more city-based locations, assets in the luxury/midscale segment or alternative use assets with conversion potential. They are optimistic about improving hotel capital values, and Colliers expects 2024 to be a busy year for hotel investment.  Key European Trends  • Overnight arrivals were close to full recovery by the end of 2023, with strong growth in holiday arrivals in recent years. Business arrivals are still below pre pandemic levels but will continue to recover this year. Arrivals from short haul markets had recovered by end 2023, while longer haul trips are currently expected to recover in 2025.  • Total hotel nights had recovered well in 2023, reaching 2019 levels overall by the end of the year. Although, like arrivals, this varies across the markets examined. Summer holiday destinations are doing particularly well; and strong growth is projected in this regard in 2024 – particularly for Greece. Germany is also expected to benefit strongly from hosting the Euro 2024 championship.   • Hotel occupancy in most markets is yet to recover to pre pandemic levels but is not far off in many summer holiday destinations such as Italy, Greece and Spain. RevPar however, has grown +24% on average since 2019, supported by growth in room rates in all markets - a trend mirrored in reports from key hotel operators. RevPar income has expanded in real terms to above pre-pandemic levels.  

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Damian Harrington is a Director and Head of Research for both Global Capital Markets and EMEA at Colliers. He has over 20 years of experience in the real estate industry living and working from various locations across EMEA including London, Dubai, Prague, Helsinki and Amsterdam. Damian is responsible for producing research for internal and external clients. His expertise helps to provide clients with global capital market trends and analysis, and connects them with strategic and actionable insights, such as the changing nature of global capital and the impact on global capital flows. Damian has produced numerous research papers and generated analysis of markets across all asset types - from residential to offices, retail to logistics and hotels to niche sectors such as life sciences, air cargo and data centres. Damian is a member of the EMEA location strategy team and a key member of Colliers ESG focus group.  He speaks regularly at internal global conferences, external industry events hosted by GRI, ULI and other key industry bodies, plus key annual events such as MIPIM and EXPO REAL.

Damian holds a Masters degree in European Property Development and Planning from University College London, a BPI Bachelor of Planning from the University of Amsterdam and a BA (Hons) in Town and Country Planning from Manchester University. He is also a qualified surveyor, holding an MRICS with the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors.

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My area  of expertise lies in fields such as multi country assigments, strategic marketing, International Business Development, International Private Public Initiatives, hospitality consultancy and corporate finance assignments. My clarity in vision and strategy, leads  to tangible results. My focus has been predominantly been on cross border assigments,   where I  leveraged my extensive entrepreneurial expertise in Europe, the Middle East, India, Brazil and Russia.  I have  over 30 years experience in hotel operational consulting, initially with a focus on database management & customer loyalty programs as wel as hotel reservation systems in the global market. I have also  spent  several years in hotel development and real estate financing related areas, where I combined my expertise as hotel operations specialist in my role since late 2009 as Director Hotels for Colliers in the Netherlands as well as Head Of EMEA Hotels for Colliers. Since September 1, 2017 I am  Chief Executive officer for Colliers in the Netherlands leading a team of some 300 plus professionals and 4 offices. I am a leader with  a clear vision and a large drive to achieve goals. 

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As Head of EMEA Capital Markets, Luke is responsible for executing regional strategy and driving the growth of the Capital Markets service line. He is focused on building and leveraging cross-border relationships at the decision-making level and working with our local teams to identify trends and opportunities. 

Before leading the Global and EMEA Capital Markets team, Luke was previously Managing Director for Central & Eastern Europe (CEE) and Head of Capital Markets for CEE for Colliers, where he was responsible for driving the investment sales business across the CEE as well as strategic leadership of the overall Central Europe business. 

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This programme, entirely delivered in English, aims to study the tourism ecosystem with a strong quantitative and applied approach. ETAC provides students with cultural, technical and analytical skills to find a job and build their career in the tourism industry and in smart cities contexts.  Programme will run only following the completion of the established ministerial procedure.

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Officially known as the Italian Republic, the country is found in southern Europe. The official language is Italian and the cultural rich capital is Rome. Many of the world's oldest universities are located in Italy, in particular the University of Bologna (founded in 1088). There are three Superior Graduate Schools with "university status", three institutes with the status of Doctoral Colleges, which function at graduate and post-graduate level.

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Hotel and Hospitality Management

This major focuses on the hotel and hospitality industry, where no two days are the same.

You'll learn about international hotel operations, the role of technology in hospitality, and both large-scale and small-scale business operations.

Courses will provide you with an understanding of the values of hospitality and how hospitality experiences are produced. You'll also learn skills in entrepreneurship, food and beverage management, and casino and gaming management.

Graduates typically work in management or marketing roles in hotels, resorts, casinos, restaurants, cafés, cruise liners, commercial catering and clubs.

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Our programs prepare you for your first job and beyond. Here are some of the careers you could be on your way to:

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