Bachelor in Hotel Management

Introduction of the Sector

The tourism and hospitality industry, along with related sectors contributing to it, is expected to grow in leaps and bounds in the coming years. A job in this industry can be highly exciting and adventurous, and it even pays well. Though it was slow to take off in this country, the government's initiatives in this field are uncovering a bright future for those who want to make a career in this field. The hospitality industry is one of the key drivers of growth among the service sectors in India. The growth in the hospitality sector and its contribution to the GDP will continue to be substantially higher than other sectors of the economy on the back of the huge tourism potential in the country.

Programme Introduction

The Bachelor in Hotel Management is a three-year, job-oriented skill training programme designed for the hotel management domain. This programme equips students with essential skills and knowledge to manage and administer hospitality centres, hotels, restaurants, and seminar organisations. As the tourism industry continues to grow rapidly, the demand for skilled hotel managers has risen. Hotels and restaurants are actively seeking professionals who can efficiently manage operations and contribute to increased sales.

Career Prospects / Job Role

• Graduates of Bachelor in Hotel Management have diverse career opportunities in Travel Agencies, Hotels, Restaurants, Resorts, Tour Operating Companies, Aviation Companies, Event Management Companies, and Visitor Bureaus seeking skilled professionals in hotel management.
• Available positions/career prospects:
• Front Desk Officer
• Accounting Manager
• Sales Manager
• Chef
• Resident Manager
• Executive Housekeeper
• Convention Service Manager
• Front Office Manager
• Further education in Hotel Management for advanced career prospects

Knowledge Provider for Skill Training

• Indian Hotels P. Ltd (Taj), Ibis Accor and India Tourism Mumbai (Ministry of Tourism - Government of India)

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