Which is the best university in London to pursue hotel management? What are its requirements?

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2016-05-04 10:02:24

Oxford Brookes University Country: Oxford, UK Year of establishment: 1865 Run by the Oxford School of Hospitality Management, The Oxford Brookes University International Hospitality Management programme is recognized the world over. The Oxford Brookes University International Hospitality Managem

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Ashutosh Prakash | Contributor-Level 6

9 years ago

ENU (Edinburgh Napier's University) is the best university in London for hotel management.

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