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Candidates must have successfully completed 10+2, intermediate, or an equivalent level of education in any stream from a recognized board or university, with demonstrated proficiency in English.
SN | Course Code | Course Title |
|---|---|---|
1 | BHM 111 | English for Hospitality |
2 | BHM 112 | Principles of Management |
3 | BHM 113 | Food & Beverage Service - I |
4 | BHM 114 | Food Production - I |
5 | BHM 115 | Front Office Operation - I |
6 | BHM 116 | House Keeping - I |
SN | Course Code | Course Title |
|---|---|---|
1 | BHM 121 | Fundamentals of Travel & Tourism |
2 | BHM 122 | Personality Development |
3 | BHM 123 | Food & Beverage Service - II |
4 | BHM 124 | Food Production - II |
5 | BHM 125 | Front Office Operation - II |
6 | BHM 126 | House Keeping - II |
SN | Course Code | Course Title |
|---|---|---|
1 | BHM 131 | Food Science & Nutrition |
2 | BHM 132 | Principles of Accounting |
3 | BHM 133 | Food & Beverage Service - III |
4 | BHM 134 | Food Production - III |
5 | BHM 135 | Hotel French |
6 | BHM 136 | Economics of Tourism and Hospitality |
SN | Course Code | Course Title |
|---|---|---|
1 | BHM 141 | Customer Safety & Security Management |
2 | BHM 142 | Hotel Accounting |
3 | BHM 143 | Bartending & Beverage Management |
4 | BHM 144 | Food Production - IV |
5 | BHM 145 | Organizational Behavior |
6 | BHM 146 | Statistics |
SN | Course Code | Course Title |
|---|---|---|
1 | BHM 151 | Hotel Maintenance & Engineering |
2 | BHM 152 | Hospitality Law |
3 | BHM 153-2 | Bakery & Confectionary |
4 | BHM 154 | Entrepreneurship Development |
5 | BHM 155 | Hospitality Management Information |
6 | BHM 156 | Human Resources Development |
SN | Course Code | Course Title |
|---|---|---|
1 | BHM 161 | Hospitality Marketing |
2 | BHM 162 | Food & Beverage Management |
3 | BHM 163-1 | Rooms Division Management |
4 | BHM 163-2 | Food Production Operation |
5 | BHM 165 | Research Methodology |
6 | BHM 166 | Strategic Management |
SN | Course Code | Course Title |
|---|---|---|
1 | BHM 171 | Internship / Report Writing |
SN | Course Code | Course Title |
|---|---|---|
1 | BHM 181 | Internship / Report Writing |
Understand the fundamentals of hospitality and hotel operations.
Develop skills in food production, food & beverage service, and housekeeping.
Apply principles of front office management and guest relations.
Manage hospitality services with professionalism and customer focus.
Demonstrate knowledge of hygiene, sanitation, and safety standards.
Understand financial management and cost control in hotel operations.
Apply marketing and sales strategies in the hospitality industry.
Communicate effectively with guests, staff, and management.
Exhibit leadership and teamwork in hospitality settings.
Adapt to global hospitality trends and multicultural environments.
Bachelor of Hotel Management (BHM) is a four-year academic program designed to equip students with the knowledge and practical skills needed for a successful career in the hospitality industry. Spanning eight semesters and totaling 144 credit hours, the program offers a balanced mix of theory and hands-on training.
In the initial semesters, students learn the basics of hotel operations, including front office procedures, housekeeping, food and beverage service, and food production. As the program progresses, it covers more advanced areas such as hospitality accounting, human resource management, and hospitality marketing.
Additionally, the curriculum includes two internship opportunities that provide real-world industry experience. By the end of the program, graduates are well-prepared to take on roles in hotel management, food and beverage services, and tourism management.