What are the advantages of studying abroad hotel management in Switzerland?

Switzerland has a well-developed financial industry and service industry, so its economic development is also good. In Swedish universities, hotel management is a relatively strong major, and it is also a major that many international students like. Let's take a look at the advantages of Swiss hotel management major.

1. Advantages of Swiss hotel management

1. Perfect integration of tradition and internationalization

Located in central Europe and adjacent to many countries, Switzerland has diverse cultures. It is a traditional European country with a decent atmosphere. With a high degree of internationalization, people generally speak many foreign languages. The proportion of international students in boarding middle schools in China is over 88%. Because German, French, Italian and Romansh are its four official languages, you will naturally come into contact with more languages and wider cultures here, thus becoming a more competitive international talent!

2. The discipline of boarding schools in Switzerland is strict

In daily life, students are required to take proper care of their daily life and cultivate their self-care ability. In terms of teaching, each college basically maintains the ratio of one teacher for every four students, and all teachers live on campus, giving students family-like care.

3. Global curriculum

Most of them provide bilingual teaching, including English-French bilingual courses and English-German bilingual courses, depending on the language area where the school is located or the diplomas provided. After graduation, students can choose to study in universities all over the world. In order to facilitate students' application, the school will also provide corresponding national high school diploma examinations.

4, unparalleled strong connections

Due to the safe and private teaching environment and low-key aristocratic temperament of Swiss boarding middle schools, it is usually the politicians, business elites and academic elites from all over the world who choose to send their children to these schools. This will build a strong network of contacts for these children and truly lay a solid foundation for their international future.

2. Professional requirements of hotel management in Switzerland

1. Applicable conditions

1. Undergraduate course:

Application conditions: graduated from high school, over 17 years old

Language requirements: IELTS score of 5. for matriculation, IELTS score of 5.5 for undergraduate course

2. Master course:

Application conditions: graduated from undergraduate course, with a bachelor's degree, aged 21. A single item is not less than 5.5 points

3. Swiss Hotel Management University

1. Swiss Hotel Management Tourism College

There are three hotel management schools, namely SHMS, IHTTI and HIM, among which SHMS Swiss Hotel Management University is the largest hotel management school in Switzerland, and IHTTI Neuchatel Hotel Management University in Switzerland is one of the hotel management schools founded in Switzerland in the early days. HIM Hotel Management University in Montreux, Switzerland is one of the earliest English-taught hotel management colleges in Switzerland. SHMS, IHTTI and HIM are all members of the Swiss Association of Authoritative Hotel Colleges, and their former buildings are all famous local four-star and five-star hotels.

2. Waddell Hotel Management College (Swiss Campus)

Institut Vatel-International Hotel &; TOURISM MANAGEMENT SCHOOL

once ranked second among the top 1 hotel management education colleges in Europe, won the world hotel service industry (the best training course) award, won the first place in the employment rate of European hotel and management college graduates in 27 IFOP evaluation, and provided paid internship opportunities in famous hotels.

3. DCT International Hotel & Business Management Institute, Switzerland

; Business Management School

one of the most prestigious professional hotel management schools in the world, located in the German-speaking area of Switzerland, students can learn German while teaching in English. Students can obtain a bachelor's degree in hotel and tourism management from the University of Massachusetts in DCT, and graduates can transfer to international universities such as the United States, Britain and Australia with international credits.