Which universities in Britain have better hotel management majors?

"Hospitality", including hotel industry, is developing rapidly all over the world. Compared with the prestigious Switzerland, the reputation of hotel management in British universities is slightly inferior. Even so, there are some universities in Britain that offer hospitality courses. According to the ranking of The Times, The top ten schools in hospitality in the UK are the University of Loughborough, the University of Birmingham, the University of Exeter and the University of Glasgow. University of Bangor, De Montfort University, University of Aberdeen, University of Bath, University of Leeds and University of Brighton. In addition to the above-mentioned ten universities, China students are more interested in hotels, including Liverpool John Moores University ranked 11th, University of Surrey ranked 2th and Sheffield Hallam University ranked 28th. Below we will focus on the following three schools for your reference. University of Surrey The University of Surrey offers BSC International Hospitality Management, which lasts for three to four years. The four-year course also includes one year of on-the-spot training. The teaching content of this course mainly includes industry expertise, as well as business and management courses. In addition to letting students know and master the key knowledge and skills of unemployment, the school also studies and accumulates working experience in catering service industry for students in its restaurants. In the first year of study, students will focus on the general situation of the hospitality industry, the products and services provided by the industry, as well as their characteristics, markets and customers. In the next study, students will learn how to be an unemployed manager in a real combat environment. Controlling and managing the production and processing of food, the service skills and processes of catering industry, and how to ensure the service quality and realize profit will all be the key contents of students' study. In order to ensure that the hotel or restaurant where they work can meet the market demand, students should also learn how to manage the products in the industry and familiarize themselves with the operation and development route of the whole industry. With its extensive contacts in the industry, the school is also the only business school that has won the International Association for the Promotion of Business Schools (AACSB), the Association of Business Schools (AMBA) and the United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO). Liverpool John Moores University, which has a tourism, consumption and food research center, attracts many students from Singapore and Malaysia every year. The school offers a major in tourism, entertainment and hospitality (Ba Tourism Leisure &; Hospitality) and Ma in Tourism and Hospitality Management. The master's full-time course lasts for one year, and its core courses include current issues in hospitality management, tourism and entertainment: customer services management, and research methods for social science management. Minor courses include Marketing for Tourism and Leisure, work-based learning and so on. University of Exeter, for those students who have completed undergraduate courses in hotel management or other related majors in China, the postgraduate courses in tourism at the University of Exeter are an opportunity for hotel management students to expand their knowledge. The school not only has a tourism research center, but also offers postgraduate courses such as MSC Tourism, Development and Policy and PhD in Tourism. The master's course of tourism, development and policy in this school mainly studies the relationship among tourism policy, social development and environmental protection in tourism. Students will focus on environment, planning, economy, market development and sustainable development of tourism courses. During the one-year study, Students need to complete Tourism Sector Dynamics, tourist behavior theory and practice, Quantitative Research Methods and Tourism Policy and Strategy, as well as elective courses including Sustainable Tourism Management and Event Management. Students studying the above courses can also apply for various scholarships provided by the school.