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BSc in Business Administration

Hospitality Management

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Hospitality Management
BSc in Business Administration

Hospitality Management

Three years, nine academic terms, 135 CH | 225 ECTS.

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Overview
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
TU Degree
International Business
Specialization
Hospitality Management
Entry Dates
September, January, April
Duration
3 Years
Structure
9 Academic Terms (Including Internship)
Study Mode
Full-Time
Credits
135 CH | 225 ECTS
Program Overview

Prepare for international careers in fast-growing service sectors.

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Curriculum

Three years — nine academic terms — 135 CH | 225 ECTS.

Year 1
3 TERMS
  • Introduction to Business
  • Introduction to Finance
  • Business Communication
  • Introduction to International Business
  • Hospitality F&B Service
  • Hospitality French Language
Year 2
3 TERMS
  • Hospitality Internship
  • Hospitality F&B Cost Control
  • Hospitality Rooms Division Management
  • Hospitality Yield & Revenue Management
  • Business Strategy
  • Soft Skills for Sales
Year 3
3 TERMS
  • Hospitality Resort Management
  • Geopolitics & Global Business
  • Responsible Business Ethics
  • Global Trade
  • International Management
  • International Finance

The modules listed above are subject to change at any time. This overview serves only as an indicative guide to key subjects.

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Career Outcomes

Your Future in Hospitality Management

The Hospitality Management specialization prepares students for careers in hotels, resorts, restaurants, events, and tourism. Students develop operational, financial, and leadership skills for the global hospitality industry.

Front Office Manager

Manage front desk operations, guest check-in/out processes, and overall guest satisfaction.

Food and Beverage Manager

Oversee restaurant and bar operations, menu development, and food service quality standards.

Yield and Revenue Manager

Optimize pricing strategies and room allocation to maximize revenue across booking channels.

Housekeeping Manager

Maintain cleanliness and presentation standards across hotel rooms and public areas.

Guest Relations Manager

Build and maintain guest loyalty programs and handle VIP guest communications.

Rooms Division Manager

Oversee front office, housekeeping, and reservations departments as part of hotel operations.

Events and Banqueting Coordinator

Plan and execute conferences, weddings, and corporate events from concept to delivery.

Hotel Operations Supervisor

Coordinate daily hotel operations across multiple departments to ensure seamless guest experiences.

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Dual Swiss and US Degree

Graduate with two degrees. From two continents.

The Bachelor of Science in International Business Administration at AUS is offered exclusively as a dual degree in collaboration with Tiffin in the United States. All enrolled students graduate with two degrees: a BSc from AUS and a BBA from Tiffin University.

Tiffin University is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission in the United States, supporting the international credibility and recognition of the degree pathway.

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The AUS Advantage

Why AUS Business School

Focused Learning

With a 7:1 student-to-staff ratio and classes limited to 20 students, you receive personal attention and meaningful interaction.

Dual Degree

Earn two separate degrees at the same time. This gives graduates a stronger international profile.

Top-Ranked

Top-ranked by QS. Five-star rated for teaching and class experience.

Career-Focused

Build practical business skills through specialization modules, industry visits, guest speakers, and networking opportunities.

Internships in Switzerland

Real experience. Real hospitality.

Students who excel in the practical labs that are part of the hospitality specialization can apply for a paid internship — a required, core part of the program.

The internship gives students hands-on experience in a real hospitality setting, covering everything from guest relations to day-to-day business operations. It appears on the official transcript, and students are required to write a short reflective report on what they have learned.

Internship plans must be shared with the school at least four weeks in advance.

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Tuition Fees
CHF 30'000 / year
All-inclusive *

From the moment you arrive in Switzerland we have taken into consideration key aspects within this package, included as below:

  • Accommodation — Shared room with shared bathroom. Other room options available at an additional fee.
  • Health insurance — Swiss mandatory LAMal basic coverage, arranged on your behalf.
  • Transport — Public transport pass covering your daily commute from school accommodation to campus.
  • Residence permit — The Swiss residence permit fees as outlined by the local cantonal authorities.

* Not included: Food, Visa fees, Extra-curricular activities

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Admissions

Join a community built for ambition.

1  Core Requirements

To qualify for this program, applicants must have successfully completed secondary education in their home country, earning a diploma or leaving certificate that grants university-level eligibility. No GMAT or entrance exam scores are required. Admission is based on a holistic review of your application and a mandatory online interview.

  • Language: English C-Level. CEFR B2 level considered after completing an oral interview.
  • Education: Secondary school diploma with good academic achievements, or IELTS Overall 5.5 with no single element below 4.5.
  • Motivation: Explain why you are pursuing this degree, your goals, and the specific value you will bring to your peer group.

2  Admissions Philosophy

AUS offers a fair and transparent admissions process based on individual merit and potential. We look beyond basic eligibility to understand the specific context of your background, ensuring we balance high standards with true inclusivity.

Our goal is to align your prior experience and interests with the program that will best drive your future career.

Not sure whether your background meets the entry requirements? Our admissions team can review your profile and guide your next step.

Next Intake
January 2027
Classes begin: 11 January 2027 · Application deadline: 15 November 2026 · Program availability is confirmed by Admissions.
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Certification Partners

Build Practical Digital Skills.

Alongside their dual degree, students can earn certifications through AUS partnerships with leading technology firms in AI, digital tools, and data analytics.

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Swiss business education with dual degrees, small classes, and 96%+ graduate employment. Applications are open for January 2027.
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