About Course

The Swiss Diploma in International Hospitality Management is designed to prepare students for qualified employment in the international hospitality & tourism industry; and progression, if eligible, to a final year for a BA (Hons) in Hospitality Management.

The program equips future hoteliers with the necessary practical early in the program to ensure that they are able to operate quickly and competently within the rooms division environments and management operations. The supervisory and management competencies are developed throughout the program to provide the tools for assuming greater unit and people responsibility over time. On the successful completion of this course, students will be able to analyze and evaluate the defining characteristics of hospitality as a phenomenon, for example, the different cultural aspects of hospitality; explain the procedures of sales and marketing, based on evaluation and impact of international tourism on the hospitality industry; describe hospitality accommodation demand and supply and hotels expansion for a very competitive market; and evaluate and apply within the hotel management context, appropriate theories and concepts from supporting management subjects.

Other important aspects are included and delivered in a continuous mode from year 1 to year 2, such as food and beverage management and events, revenue management, accounting, sales and marketing and human resources and, most importantly, the development of supervisory skills through the Food and Beverage Operations Supervision Practical as well as the Applied Hotel Operations module (AHO).

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What Will You Learn?

  • Introduction to Hospitality and Tourism Industry
  • Food & Beverage Service Theory‎
  • Food & Beverage Service Practical
  • The Arts and Science of Food
  • Introduction to Culinary Arts
  • Fundamentals of Information Technology
  • French
  • Environmental Sustainability for Hotels and Resorts
  • Life Skills and Critical Thinking
  • Occupational Safety and Health Practices
  • Introduction to Wine and Beverages‎ Knowledge Theory
  • Introduction to Wine and Beverages‎ Knowledge Practical
  • Housekeeping and Laundry Operations‎ Practical
  • Front Office Operations and Hotel Information Systems ‎
  • Front Office Operations and Hotel Information Systems ‎Practical
  • Food & Beverage Cost Control‎
  • Menu Planning and Costing
  • Business Communication‎
  • French For Hospitality Industry
  • Fine Dining and Related Speciality Service Practical
  • Accounting for the Hospitality Industry
  • Human Resources Management‎
  • Research Methods
  • Fundamentals of Kitchen Management‎
  • Kitchen Operations and Management‎
  • Supervisory Skills in Hospitality Industry
  • Hospitality Marketing and Customer Relations
  • Business Management and Entrepreneurship
  • Mixology and Bar Management
  • Food and Beverage Events Management
  • Legal Aspects and Ethics in Hospitality Industry
  • Fundamentals of Nutrition and Dietetics
  • Guest Experience and Service Management
  • Revenue Management‎
  • Experiential Marketing and Social media
  • Facilities Management
  • Organization Behavior and Talent Management
  • Fundamentals of Recreation and Leisure Management
  • Applied Hotel Operations Practical‎