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Applicants must have passed +2 or a similar degree recognized from the exam board.
After completing the program, graduates will be able to:
Apply management principles to hospitality and tourism organizations.
Manage hotel operations including front office, housekeeping, food production, and food and beverage services.
Demonstrate practical culinary, bakery, and hospitality-service skills.
Plan and manage events, conferences, and hospitality functions.
Apply marketing, sales, financial, and revenue-management principles in hospitality businesses.
Manage human resources and organizational activities within hospitality establishments.
Apply information technology and management information systems to hotel operations.
Develop sustainable and responsible hospitality-management practices.
Apply entrepreneurship and innovation to create hospitality and tourism business opportunities.
Conduct hospitality-related research and develop practical solutions to industry problems.
Demonstrate professional communication, teamwork, leadership, customer-service, and interpersonal skills.
Apply legal, ethical, and professional standards in hospitality operations.
Gain practical industry experience through internships and industry attachments.
Pursue careers as hotel managers, front-office managers, food and beverage managers, executive chefs, event managers, resort managers, hospitality executives, tourism professionals, and hospitality entrepreneurs.