
This four-year Bachelor of Arts in Hotel Management program is designed for aspiring leaders in the international hospitality industry. The curriculum emphasizes innovative entrepreneurship, gastronomy, and developing a global mindset. It features an economic and business-oriented approach, including subjects like management accounting, statistics, and languages. The first year includes living on campus in the Student Residence and developing practical skills through work in the Teaching Hotel and internships. Students can choose between an English or Dutch track, with the English track offering an international classroom environment. The program can commence in September or February.
The program is structured to build a solid foundation in the first year, progressing to in-depth work with projects, internships, and practical assignments. Students receive personal guidance and collaborate closely with peers, preparing them for professional roles.
Graduates are prepared for leadership roles in the international hospitality sector. The program focuses on developing entrepreneurial and management skills to navigate the dynamic industry.
Specific academic requirements may vary. It is recommended to check the official program page or contact the admissions office for detailed information.
Information on fees and living costs is not provided on the program page. Please refer to the university's official admissions and fees section for current details.
The Bachelor of Arts in Hotel Management program is a four-year degree.
Applicants must meet general admission requirements, typically a High School Diploma or equivalent. Specific academic requirements should be confirmed with the admissions office.
Students can choose between an English track or a Dutch track for the program.
The program has two intake periods: students can commence their studies in September or February.
Graduates are prepared for leadership roles such as Hotel Manager, Food & Beverage Manager, Event Manager, and other international hospitality professional positions.
Yes, first-year students are required to live on campus in the Student Residence, fostering a close-knit community.