Hospitality industry is growing rapidly. Both courses are good and are in demand. The difference between these two courses will let you decide which course would the best for you. M.Sc. Hotel Management equips enrolled students with the skills necessary in running hospitality- based businesses. Through its industry-relevant and academically-oriented curriculum, the programme helps students become reflective individuals, adequately trained to function in the dynamic and competitive hospitality industry. Aside from the hotel industry, such professionals are also lucratively hired in the merchant navy, airlines, and cruise ships, etc. , a
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Hospitality industry is growing rapidly. Both courses are good and are in demand. The difference between these two courses will let you decide which course would the best for you. M.Sc. Hotel Management equips enrolled students with the skills necessary in running hospitality- based businesses. Through its industry-relevant and academically-oriented curriculum, the programme helps students become reflective individuals, adequately trained to function in the dynamic and competitive hospitality industry. Aside from the hotel industry, such professionals are also lucratively hired in the merchant navy, airlines, and cruise ships, etc. , and other assorted areas such as Cafeterias, Airline Catering (flight kitchen) and Club management, Cabin Services, Hotel and Tourism Associations, Hospital Administration and Catering, hospitality services in guest houses, forest lodges, resorts, banks, the armed forces, kitchen management catering departments of railways, food and beverage services, etc. Successful postgraduates of the course are hired in capacities such as Customer Service Executive, House and Institutional Catering Supervisor/Assistant, Cabin Crew, Hospitality Executive, Catering Officer, Marketing/Sales Executive, Manager/Supervisor, Entrepreneur, and the like. MBA in Hotel Management or Hospitality focus on management part. The hotel management industry is divided into various sectors according to the unique skill-set required for the work involved. These sectors include accommodation, food and beverage, meetings and events, gaming, entertainment, recreation, tourism services, and visitor information. MBA in Hotel Management (HM) is a 2- year postgraduate degree programme exploring not only the sub-streams of management like accounting & economics, but also enhancing students understanding of the following sub divisions of Hotel Management as an academic discipline:
Accommodation Management
Food & Beverage Management
French for Hotel Management
Food Science, Nutrition & Dietetics Management
Communication & Soft skills
Front Office and Room Management
Foreign Languages (Spanish, French, German, etc.)
You can do it from: National Institute of Tourism and Hospitality Management - Hyderabad
Lovely Professional University - Punjab
Kerala Institute of Tourism & Travel Studies
Indian Institute of Tourism & Travel Management - Bhubaneswar.
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Hospitality industry is growing rapidly. Both courses are good and are in demand. The difference between these two courses will let you decide which course would the best for you. M.Sc. Hotel Management equips enrolled students with the skills necessary in running hospitality- based businesses. Through its industry-relevant and academically-oriented curriculum, the programme helps students become reflective individuals, adequately trained to function in the dynamic and competitive hospitality industry. Aside from the hotel industry, such professionals are also lucratively hired in the merchant navy, airlines, and cruise ships, etc. , a...more