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International Hospitality Management

  • Subject: Hospitality, Management
  • Level: Undergraduate
  • Type of Degree: BA (Hons) in International Hospitality Management
  • Cost: EUR 4,950

The BA (Hons) in International Hospitality Management is a three year full time undergraduate programme offered by Griffith College Dublin. This programme focuses on introducing and preparing students for management roles in the international hospitality industry. It takes an international perspective, thus increasing the variety of career opportunities open to graduates. Key areas of the programme include international hospitality management, hospitality operations, tourism studies, conference and event management, international services marketing, accounting and finance, international human resource management, information technology, management information systems and e-business. This three-year programme has recently been reviewed and updated in line with feedback from industry and students. The programme now includes more practical focused training in hospitality skills.  The practical skills training will equip students with necessary hospitality service skills that will assist them in their future careers. The Hospitality Management student group now has the opportunity to gain real life experience through practical skills training in the college’s on-site training restaurant. Modules are delivered by means of formal lectures, tutorials, practical training sessions, industrial experience and a substantial third year project.  The key hospitality modules are delivered by a team of professional lectures who have both industry and academic experience and are focused on continually supporting the students in their studies and in gaining work experience in the hospitality industry. Students are also required to complete 1,000 hours of work experience before entering their final year. This experience is normally achieved during the summer months.  Students who have accredited prior experiential learning can also gain entry to this programme and ultimately have the opportunity to develop their management and professional skills.

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