What are the better hotel management schools in Australia, all with several stars? Are they good for employment after returning from graduate school?

Many of Australia's better hotel management schools are located in Queensland, a major tourist province, and the Great Barrier Reef and the Gold Coast are all there. The best Queensland University in Queensland, the famous hotel management school Griffith, etc. Everything is fine. The local tourism industry is developed, and there are relatively many employment opportunities in hotels and related industries.

At present, Griffith, a four-star university, is more promoted by domestic intermediaries, and local employment is also good. As for returning to China for employment, I haven't seen the official statistics yet. It should be good. Hotel management majors in Australia are all based on practical operation, so there is no problem with working ability. As long as your English is good enough, you can go directly to work in Australia. The salary level of fresh graduates is generally not lower than the average salary in Australia.

Queensland is a five-star and one of the top eight. Griffith, four stars. Of course, there are many other schools with good hotel management. Only in China are these two schools well-known. If you consider going back to China to find a job in the hotel industry, these two schools are quite suitable.

Switzerland mentioned upstairs is indeed the strongest hometown of hotel management in the world, but the tuition fee. . . . The requirements for postgraduate entrance examination are also better than that. . . Many schools' academic qualifications are not certified when they return home. . . .

Personally, I suggest that you have several years of working experience in the hotel industry and more or less management positions, and then consider going to Switzerland for further study.

I hope it helps you, hehe.