Bsc (honours) International Hospitality Business Management in Sheffield Hallam University, UK

Bsc (honours) International Hospitality Business Management in Sheffield Hallam University

• Study a robust programme of business and hospitality-specific modules.
• Gain a qualification that combines research, theory, general business acumen and real-world work experience.
• Have the opportunity to work abroad — with the possibility of Erasmus funding being available for European placements.

 You can tailor the course to suit your career aspirations, with options to specialise in hospitality, culinary arts, hotel and resorts; and opportunities to learn a language or study abroad.

Work placements

Your future employability is at the heart of everything we do and the course includes an optional placement year. Through our relationships with local, national and international employers we can help you to secure a great placement year and support you while you are there. Recent placements have taken place at • Fischers Restaurant, Baslow • Derby Conference Centre, Derby • Westin Resort, South Carolina • Hilton Worldwide, Shanghai.

Alternatively you can pursue an accelerated degree by participating in our Learning in the Workplace programme, where you combine your studies with a semester spent working abroad. These opportunities will help you to build an eye-catching CV to impress future employers.

Live projects

Broaden your experience in the workplace while developing your CV and gaining credits towards your degree. You can spend a semester in industry and complete your studies in three years, rather than four by continuing to study alongside your work placement.

Opportunities for learning are not just limited to the classroom. Your final year requires you to consult directly with a hospitality business to resolve a real-life business issue. Depending on the specialist route you have chosen you may: plan and deliver a hospitality event, engage in culinary product development or design and analyse a hospitality marketing campaign.

Networking opportunities

Industry interaction comes formally through visiting speakers and informally through our association with the Institute of Hospitality, our strong alumni network and the activities of our hospitality society. We're proud to be one of the founding partners of the Classroom to Boardroom event, which introduces you to a variety of stakeholders through the medium of round table discussions and networking activities.

Competitions

You're encouraged to participate in competitions which celebrate success within the industry. Previous students have been winners or finalists of The Young Guns competition, an industry award that recognises those who have excelled during their placement year. Students have also participated in Passion 4 Hospitality, Young Hoteliers Summit and Zest Quest Asia and many others.

Future careers

The hospitality industry is thriving and employers are eager for our graduates. This course will prepare you for managerial roles within organisations such as

• multinational hotels
• leisure groups
• conference venues
• pubs, bars and restaurants

Previous graduates of this course have gone on to careers in consultancy, business development and design in

• real estate
• facilities
• retail
• automobiles
• manufacturing

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