MBA In Wine & Spirits Management in Vatel School of hospitality, France

MBA In Wine & Spirits Management in Vatel School of hospitality

Students acquire theoretical knowledge with new subjects such as Corporate Law and Tourist Economics, students begin their managerial training in this course  so that increase their analytical capacities, use all of their knowledge, design strategies and makes their first decisions

Overview Of Courses

Semester 1

MBA YEAR 1: BASICS OF WINE AND SPIRITS MANAGEMENT

Technical wine knowledge: Wine Science

Introduction to the main French wine regions, Serving wine in restaurants, Food and Wine Pairing, Overview of French wine regions
Overview of French spirit regions
Wine market organization in France
Wine tasting techniques I
In-depth Wine and Spirits Management courses: Sales & Marketing, Finance, Economy, HR, Law I Operational management of Wine and Spirits activities.

Semester 2

MBA YEAR 1: WINE AND SPECIALIZED MANAGEMENT COURSES

Technical Knowledge of Wine & Spirits :

Overview of European wine regions,Detailed study of European wine-producing regions, Wine tasting techniques, Matching wine and food, Overview of the main wine producing regions in the world I Specialized management courses: corporate strategy, supply chain management, information systems, Entrepreneurship I Thesis and research project

Semester 3

MBA YEAR 2: WINE AND SPECIALIZED MANAGEMENT COURSES

Technical Knowledge of Wine and Spirits:

Overview of European wine regions,Detailed study of European wine-producing regions, Wine tasting techniques, Matching wine and food, Overview of the main wine producing regions in the world
I Specialized management courses: corporate strategy, supply chain management, information systems, Entrepreneurship I Thesis and research project

Degrees Awarded

• MBA Degree in International Hotel Management (French State Certified Degree Level I)
• European MBA Degree in International Wine & Spirits awarded by Eurhodip
• WSET 2 Award in Wines & Spirits
• WSET 3 Award in Wines

Entry Requirements

• Direct Entry or Passerelle or Foundation year
• To take courses in French:
  • Equivalent to CEFR B2: DELF / TCF B2 (minimum)
  • DALF C1 (recommended)
• To take courses in English:
  • Equivalent to CEFR B2/C1: IELTS 6.0 (academic) or TOEFL IBT 90
  • Cambridge CPE B2, CAE B2 or FCE Grade B

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