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The program's goal is to develop business professionals who can carry out, plan, and oversee operations in the tourism and catering industries after gaining understanding of economics, social theory, applied technique, and specialized information. They possess sufficient expertise to pursue master-level training. Our students can study abroad and obtain foreign work experience through our global connections, giving them a competitive degree and exposure to a global setting. A bachelor's degree in economics with a major in tourism and catering enables graduates to understand the tourism sector, its domestic and international markets, players, and operations. They can plan, organize, manage, and control tourism and catering enterprises, analyze and solve problems, and independently monitor changes in the social, economic, technological, and legal environment. Graduates can use their skills in various companies and institutions, including front office, hotel management, conference and event organizers, tour operators, catering establishments, spas, tourism expert positions, local tourism management, tourism officers, destination management organizations, tender writing and research, and running their own tourism/leisure business.
Application conditions: Compliance with language proficiency To be admitted to the English language program, a person must have at least an intermediate (B2) complicated type English language exam or an equivalent high school diploma or certificate. Competences in mathematics is a necessity to keep up with economic studies.
The main subjects of the Bachelor’s in Tourism and Catering:
• Etiquette, Protocol and Behavioural Culture • Basics of the European Union • Mathematics • Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, International Economics, Business Economics and Management • Applied Statistics, Tourism Informatics and Database Management • Marketing • Finance, Basics of Accounting • General and sector-specific legal knowledge • Business and Organizational Sociology • Business Communication • System and Economics of Tourism • Tourism Geography and Resources • Green economy and environmental economy • Cultural and Heritage Tourism • Strategic Planning and Management • Marketing of Tourism and Catering • Legislation and Administration of Tourism • Basics of Hotel Management and Economics • Management and Organisation of Tourism Enterprises • Travel Organisation • Catering and Gastronomy • Health Tourism • Sustainability in Tourism (Project) • Event Organisation • Destination Management • Hotel Management • Catering Management
Various specialisations are available: • Health tourism specialization curriculum • Event organization specialization curriculum • Tourism development and regional management specialization curriculum • Rural, nature and wine tourism specialization curriculum
Programme overview
Specialisations
Entrepreneurship
Degree
BSc
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
The program's goal is to develop business professionals who can carry out, plan, and oversee operations in the tourism and catering industries after gaining understanding of economics, social theory, applied technique, and specialized information. They possess sufficient expertise to pursue master-level training. Our students can study abroad and obtain foreign work experience through our global connections, giving them a competitive degree and exposure to a global setting. A bachelor's degree in economics with a major in tourism and catering enables graduates to understand the tourism sector, its domestic and international markets, players, and operations. They can plan, organize, manage, and control tourism and catering enterprises, analyze and solve problems, and independently monitor changes in the social, economic, technological, and legal environment. Graduates can use their skills in various companies and institutions, including front office, hotel management, conference and event organizers, tour operators, catering establishments, spas, tourism expert positions, local tourism management, tourism officers, destination management organizations, tender writing and research, and running their own tourism/leisure business.
Application conditions: Compliance with language proficiency To be admitted to the English language program, a person must have at least an intermediate (B2) complicated type English language exam or an equivalent high school diploma or certificate. Competences in mathematics is a necessity to keep up with economic studies.
The main subjects of the Bachelor’s in Tourism and Catering:
• Etiquette, Protocol and Behavioural Culture • Basics of the European Union • Mathematics • Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, International Economics, Business Economics and Management • Applied Statistics, Tourism Informatics and Database Management • Marketing • Finance, Basics of Accounting • General and sector-specific legal knowledge • Business and Organizational Sociology • Business Communication • System and Economics of Tourism • Tourism Geography and Resources • Green economy and environmental economy • Cultural and Heritage Tourism • Strategic Planning and Management • Marketing of Tourism and Catering • Legislation and Administration of Tourism • Basics of Hotel Management and Economics • Management and Organisation of Tourism Enterprises • Travel Organisation • Catering and Gastronomy • Health Tourism • Sustainability in Tourism (Project) • Event Organisation • Destination Management • Hotel Management • Catering Management
Various specialisations are available: • Health tourism specialization curriculum • Event organization specialization curriculum • Tourism development and regional management specialization curriculum • Rural, nature and wine tourism specialization curriculum
Admission Requirements
72+
59+
6+
BSc applicants must upload an official copy of their secondary school final examination.
Acceptable Language Certificates | Level/Band/Score
TOEFL – min. of 550 on PBT / 72 on iBT
IELTS – 6.0
EUROEXAM – B2
Cambridge First Certificate – "C" (B2) or min. 160
Oxford Test of English (OTE) – speaking 110–140 (B2), listening 110–140 (B2), writing 110–140 (B2), reading 110–140 (B2)
ECL – "C" (B2)
TELC – B2
LanguageCert ESOL – B2
Pearson PTE – min. 59
Pearson Academic (PTE) – min. 59
Trinity Integrated Skills in English (ISE) – min. ISE II (B2)
TOEIC – listening min. 400, reading min. 385, speaking min. 160, writing min. 150
Medium of Instruction Certificate – if any / if applicable
Business English Certificate (BEC) – Vantage (B2)
DUOLINGO (DET) or EF SET Test – NOT ACCEPTABLE
30 Apr 2026
4 Years
Feb
Sep
Candidates are required to submit references or letter(s) of recommendation for acceptance
Tuition fees
Domestic
4,600 EUR
International
4,600 EUR
Scholarships
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BSc in Tourism and Catering
Károly Róbert Campus, Gyöngyös, Hungary
48 monthsProgramme duration
4,600 EURTuition Fee/year
30 Apr, 2026Application Deadline
Feb, SepStarting Month
Programme overview
Specialisations
Entrepreneurship
Degree
BSc
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
Application conditions:
Compliance with language proficiency
To be admitted to the English language program, a person must have at least an intermediate (B2) complicated type English language exam or an equivalent high school diploma or certificate.
Competences in mathematics is a necessity to keep up with economic studies.
The main subjects of the Bachelor’s in Tourism and Catering:
• Etiquette, Protocol and Behavioural Culture
• Basics of the European Union
• Mathematics
• Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, International Economics, Business Economics and Management
• Applied Statistics, Tourism Informatics and Database Management
• Marketing
• Finance, Basics of Accounting
• General and sector-specific legal knowledge
• Business and Organizational Sociology
• Business Communication
• System and Economics of Tourism
• Tourism Geography and Resources
• Green economy and environmental economy
• Cultural and Heritage Tourism
• Strategic Planning and Management
• Marketing of Tourism and Catering
• Legislation and Administration of Tourism
• Basics of Hotel Management and Economics
• Management and Organisation of Tourism Enterprises
• Travel Organisation
• Catering and Gastronomy
• Health Tourism
• Sustainability in Tourism (Project)
• Event Organisation
• Destination Management
• Hotel Management
• Catering Management
Various specialisations are available:
• Health tourism specialization curriculum
• Event organization specialization curriculum
• Tourism development and regional management specialization curriculum
• Rural, nature and wine tourism specialization curriculum
Programme overview
Specialisations
Entrepreneurship
Degree
BSc
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
Application conditions:
Compliance with language proficiency
To be admitted to the English language program, a person must have at least an intermediate (B2) complicated type English language exam or an equivalent high school diploma or certificate.
Competences in mathematics is a necessity to keep up with economic studies.
The main subjects of the Bachelor’s in Tourism and Catering:
• Etiquette, Protocol and Behavioural Culture
• Basics of the European Union
• Mathematics
• Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, International Economics, Business Economics and Management
• Applied Statistics, Tourism Informatics and Database Management
• Marketing
• Finance, Basics of Accounting
• General and sector-specific legal knowledge
• Business and Organizational Sociology
• Business Communication
• System and Economics of Tourism
• Tourism Geography and Resources
• Green economy and environmental economy
• Cultural and Heritage Tourism
• Strategic Planning and Management
• Marketing of Tourism and Catering
• Legislation and Administration of Tourism
• Basics of Hotel Management and Economics
• Management and Organisation of Tourism Enterprises
• Travel Organisation
• Catering and Gastronomy
• Health Tourism
• Sustainability in Tourism (Project)
• Event Organisation
• Destination Management
• Hotel Management
• Catering Management
Various specialisations are available:
• Health tourism specialization curriculum
• Event organization specialization curriculum
• Tourism development and regional management specialization curriculum
• Rural, nature and wine tourism specialization curriculum
Admission Requirements
BSc applicants must upload an official copy of their secondary school final examination.
Acceptable Language Certificates | Level/Band/Score
Tuition fees
Domestic
International
Scholarships
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