Master of Arts in Executive Hospitality Management (Online)

SHMS offers a comprehensive Bachelor's program in Hospitality Management, designed to equip students with the knowledge, skills, and expertise necessary for successful careers in the global hospitality industry.

The Bachelor's program covers a wide range of subjects, including hotel operations, food and beverage management, event planning, marketing, finance, and human resources management. Students receive hands-on training through practical workshops, industry placements, and internships, gaining valuable real-world experience in various aspects of hospitality management. The program emphasizes leadership, entrepreneurship, and innovation, preparing graduates to excel in dynamic and competitive hospitality environments.

Upon successful completion of the Bachelor's program, graduates are well-positioned to pursue diverse career opportunities in hotel management, resort management, restaurant management, event management, and related fields within the hospitality industry.

SHMS offers a specialized Master's program in International Hospitality Management, catering to professionals seeking to advance their careers and deepen their expertise in hospitality management. The Master's program provides advanced training in strategic management, leadership, and innovation within the context of the global hospitality industry.

Students have the opportunity to explore specialized areas of interest, such as luxury hospitality management, sustainable tourism, revenue management, and destination marketing. The program combines theoretical knowledge with practical applications, including case studies, research projects, and industry collaborations, allowing students to develop critical thinking, analytical, and decision-making skills.

Graduates of the Master's program are equipped with the tools and insights necessary to lead and succeed in senior management roles within the hospitality sector, as well as pursue entrepreneurial ventures and academic research opportunities.