CTH, UK
Eucléa Business School,France
On Campus & Hybrid
180 ECTS
2 Years
WES Canada & UK ENIC (NARIC)
The Hospitality Management programme is for those students who want to make a career in the global hospitality and tourism Industry! It offers exciting opportunities to graduates who wish to travel and take up careers both locally and abroad. It is one of the world’s fastest growing and most dynamic fields of employment, with positive trends forecasted for the coming years. With 8.7% of Worldwide employment in Travel and Hospitality, the Industry is expected to grow by 4% per annum from 2013 to 2023 and the world will have 337 million jobs in Hospitality by 2023. Every 1 job in 10 Jobs on this Planet!
| Hotels, Resorts and Game Lodges | Restaurants and all other types of Food Service Operations |
| Cruise Ships, Airlines and Luxury Passenger Rail | Theme Parks and Casinos |
| Meetings, Events and Incentives | Local Tourist Destinations and Attractions |
| Spa & Wellness Centres |
High School/Grade 12/A/AS Level
or Grade 10 or equivalent + Foundation Course (CTH Level 3 in Hospitality Management)
Confederation of Tourism & Hospitality (CTH)
A Global Worldview/International Perspective – You can get an opportunity to travel internationally and interact with individuals and teams from different geographies, thereby gaining the invaluable experience of working in a multicultural environment. You will develop a global perspective on challenges companies face, looking at international boundaries, trade, global economics, and how to negotiate with diverse cultures, thereby broadening your worldview and helping you understand different perspectives.
Increased Business Acumen & Skills – Managing diverse teams, improving financial performance, researching international competitors, and redesigning business processes are just some examples of what you’ll learn during this course. This core knowledge is essential to the running of any business, and you will further develop your skills through specialized modules in key areas. International business students take more specialized courses and graduate with a higher level of acumen, due to taking courses that focus on these essential concepts within the context of a global economy.
Earning Prospects – As per a report by PayScale, the average salary for a bachelor in International Management is $65,000 whereas, for an MBA, it is $93,000. Speaking of the highest bracket, the BLS reports an average salary of $185,850 for the C-suite of International Management, which has a scope of going even higher(in millions).
International Networking – While opportunities can arise from hard work and persistence, many arise through personal networks formed by the development of interpersonal relationships. Sometimes referred to as social capital, those with a global network are often offered jobs and various opportunities through their list of professional contacts that develop throughout their career. Those with strong networks that include both a domestic and international base are bound to have opportunities come their way – even without actively seeking them.
Improved Cultural Awareness & Global Mobility – Effective communication is critical when it comes to engaging with international stakeholders, clients, and customers from a variety of cultures. . The ability to effectively navigate the cultural norms of an unfamiliar society is important in international business management, and it can mean the difference between failure and success. As an international management major, there are plenty of opportunities to travel the globe.
| Human Resources Management | Supply Chain Management |
| Business Analyst | Product Manager |
| Key Account Manager | Director of International Management |
| Business Development Coordinator | Management Analyst |
| Executive within a company or organization | Entrepreneur |
| Manager of International Luxury Brands, and many more. |
High School/Grade 12/A/AS Level Grade
OR Grade 10/O Level with Foundation
| Hotels, Resorts and Game Lodges | Restaurants and all other types of Food Service Operations |
| Cruise Ships, Airlines and Luxury Passenger Rail | Theme Parks and Casinos |
| Meetings, Events and Incentives | Local Tourist Destinations and Attractions |
| Spa & Wellness Centres |
High School/Grade 12/A/AS Level
or Grade 10 or equivalent + Foundation Course (CTH Level 3 in Hospitality Management)
Note: CTH UK Level 4 Diploma in Hospitality Management
