Programme Overview
Comprehensive introduction to the programme
This program is designed to equip students with essential skills in hotel operations, food and beverage services, front office management, and tourism. It blends academic learning with practical industry exposure, ensuring students develop a strong foundation in hospitality principles, customer service excellence, and business management. Through hands-on training, case studies, and real-world simulations, students gain the confidence and expertise needed to excel in the fast-paced hospitality industry.
The curriculum is designed to meet global standards, preparing graduates for dynamic roles in hotels, resorts, airlines, travel agencies, and event management companies.
Programme Structure
Academic curriculum and module breakdown
Core Modules
The Contemporary Hospitality Industry
Managing the Customer Experience
Professional Identity and Practice
The Hospitality Business Toolkit
Leadership and Management for Service Industries
Managing Food and Beverage Operations
Managing Conference and Events
Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management
Final semester specialisation – Food & Beverage
Hospitality Consumer Behaviour and Insight
Hospitality Supply Chain Management
Barista & Bar Management
Food Service Management
Food Innovation
Food Science
Research Project
Final semester specialisation – Culinary Arts Management
Hospitality Consumer Behaviour and Insight
Hospitality Supply Chain Management
Menu Development, Planning and Design
Food Innovation
Barista & Bar Management
Food Science
Research Project
Final semester specialisation – Events
Hospitality Consumer Behaviour and Insight
Managing and Planning Event
Global Events
Pitching & Negotiation Skill
Sales Management
Research Project
Specialisations are offered subject to conditions.
Entry Requirements
Academic prerequisites and admission criteria
GCE A/L with two passes (any stream) in one sitting + six passes in GCE O/L
BTEC Level 3 certificate in a relevant field
NVQ Level 4 certificate in a relevant field
BCAS Diploma in Hospitality & Tourism Management
Any other qualification approved by the Senate
English language requirement: an acceptable standard in English.
What’s Next for You
Academic pathways and career progression
Career pathway: After O/L – Diploma in Hospitality & Tourism Management → After A/L – HND in Hospitality & Tourism Management → BSc (Hons) in Hotel & Tourism Management.
Careers: dynamic roles in hotels, resorts, airlines, travel agencies and event management companies.