Schellhammer Business School

Master in Global Hospitality Management

Schellhammer Business School 의 글로벌 호텔 경영 석사 과정은 비즈니스 세계에 대한 수년간의 헌신을 바탕으로 호텔 산업의 핵심 분야에 강력한 전문성을 추가합니다.

Students on this Master’s programme will delve into the Global Hospitality Management essentials, including Rooms Division & Operational Management, Food & Beverage Administration as well as Tourism Marketing, without losing sight of the challenges of Sustainability in the Tourism sector and the core knowledge about the Architecture of the Mind and Consumer Behaviour.

With a strong focus on developing strong creative, critical and analytical thinking skills the Master in Global Hospitality Management at Schellhammer Business School provides a stepstone to a career with highest responsibilities in the Hospitality Industry on a global scale.

Whether you are looking to enhance your skills and move your career to the next level with an outlook towards the upcoming decades or keen on boosting yourself to start your own hospitality business, this is a Master programme that covers all the options.

Series of modules, seminars and workshops covering the following topics:

• Global Strategies of Negotiation
• Ethics & Philosophical Anthropology
• Industrial Visits & Critical Analysis
• Rooms Division & Operational Management
• Consumer Behaviour
• Human Resources in the Hospitality Industry
• Sustainability in Business
• Leadership & Management for Change
• Delusions & Realities
• State of Humanity and the Planet
• Food & Beverage Administration
• Architecture of the Mind
• Conceptual & Strategic Global Solutions
• Tourism Marketing
• Concepts of Personal Development
• Final Research Paper

Please note that subjects offered may vary from the published list and are revised periodically to ensure maximum relevance to the related industry and business world. Language classes are based on demand (minimum of five students) per level and must be chosen prior to the start of the semester.

Course Information

• Course Code: MBA-200
• Course Duration: 1 academic year
• Semester 1: October / Semester 2: February
• ECTS (European Credit Transfer System): 90