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IMI
11th
best hospitality school globally in QS rankings.
29
Truly enthusiastic years
Leading brands recruitors of IMI students
IMI International Management Institute, Switzerland is a unique private school offering cutting edge hospitality education from foundation level all the way to a Masters degree. We are a world-renowned international hotel management school with strong links in all continents of the globe. At the same time, we have deliberately remained small with a maximum of 220 students per semester, thus delivering a highly personalised educational experience. Our graduates can be found in senior management positions all around the world. Their success shows that to reach the top it pays to start at the top.
We offer programmes from Diploma level to Bachelor’s Degree in International Culinary Arts, all validated by Oxford Brookes University in the UK. Our courses give you expert practical training alongside the management skills needed to excel in this field.
IMI vision and mission are supported by five core value pillars upon which we base our activities to develop well-balanced students:
Select level of study to filter the courses:
This advanced programme is suitable for those who have already completed Higher Diploma or a UK Associate Degree in International Culinary Arts or equivalent. Tuition has both practical and academic elements preparing our graduates to cope with the demands and challenges of the professional kitchen. With a 70% focus on theoretical skills and 30% practical based, the emphasis is on state of the art technical skills and transferable advanced business and management skills to enable you to work at the highest professional levels. Concentrating on modern-day gastronomy, students will be challenged to develop new culinary products suitable for today's marketplace. Students will graduate from this programme equally well equipped to manage their own culinary business or run and work in the kitchen of a high-end restaurant or hotel.
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, May, August, November
Language: English
This advanced programme is suitable for those who have already completed Higher Diploma or a UK Associate Degree in International Culinary Arts or equivalent. Tuition has both practical and academic elements preparing our graduates to cope with the demands and challenges of the professional kitchen. With a 70% focus on theoretical skills and 30% practical based, the emphasis is on state of the art technical skills and transferable advanced business and management skills to enable you to work at the highest professional levels. Concentrating on modern-day gastronomy, students will be challenged to develop new culinary products suitable for today's marketplace. Students will graduate from this programme equally well equipped to manage their own culinary business or run and work in the kitchen of a high-end restaurant or hotel.
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, May, August, November
Language: English
This advanced programme is suitable for those who have already completed Higher Diploma or a UK Associate Degree in International Culinary Arts or equivalent. Tuition has both practical and academic elements preparing our graduates to cope with the demands and challenges of the professional kitchen. With a 70% focus on theoretical skills and 30% practical based, the emphasis is on state of the art technical skills and transferable advanced business and management skills to enable you to work at the highest professional levels. Concentrating on modern-day gastronomy, students will be challenged to develop new culinary products suitable for today's marketplace. Students will graduate from this programme equally well equipped to manage their own culinary business or run and work in the kitchen of a high-end restaurant or hotel.
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, May, August, November
Language: English
The Swiss Degree in International Hospitality Management (Dip. Hôtelier/ère-Restaurateur/rice HF) is aimed to generate well-qualified and experienced graduates ready to enter the fast-growing, international hospitality industry. Designed around the key subject areas of food and beverage, housekeeping, culinary, front office, and supervision, the programme is taught in English and progressively builds students' theoretical skills which are then complemented by practical training placements at each level.
The programme content emphasises sustainable practices and professional and responsible behaviour to ensure graduates of the programme understand and apply these as part of their future professional careers.
We are committed to developing graduates who make a difference through:
Requirements:
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, August
Language: English
The Higher Diploma programme equips students with the skills needed to succeed at higher level management in the hospitality industry. The emphasis is on business, tourism development, sustainability, entrepreneurship, human resource management, financial decision making, events management and food & beverage studies . Students work individually as well as in groups in order to develop their critical thinking and managerial skills. This challenging programme will prepare you well for a top-quality internship either in Switzerland or abroad.
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, May, August, November
Language: English
This programme prepares students for the demands of senior management and allows a measure of specialisation in a combination of two fields of study; Hotel and Tourism. The curriculum focuses on the strategic business development of organisations and the Dissertation allows self-study and for students to further specialise. This is for students who intend to make their management careers in the industry and wish to be best placed to achieve rapid promotion.
* Min. 12 months of internships required to graduate.
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, May, August, November
Language: English
The programme is suitable for those who wish to move to the culinary sector and have limited or no experience of the culinary arts industry. It will equip students with the practical and management skills necessary for entry level positions in the world of restaurant management or professional kitchen operations. The core focus is on culinary skills with units balancing the required practical abilities with the theoretical knowledge necessary to run a successful kitchen or restaurant.
Requirements:
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, August
Language: English
The programme's objective is to equip students who have limited or no experience of the hospitality industry with the practical and management skills necessary for entry-level positions in hotel, events, and related industries. The core focus is operational and integrative management with subjects including food and beverage operations, front office management and the business development of hospitality organisations and events management.
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, May, August, November
Language: English
This MSc programme, offered by IMI, is suitable for those with a Bachelor’s degree qualification but limited work experience. Focusing on key strategic management skills in the hospitality and events industries, the programme offers a broad insight into operational management, planning and strategy within the international arena. There is the opportunity to undertake paid work placements, either in Switzerland or internationally, on completion of the study semesters, offering the chance for CV-enhancing, practical experience in the industry. This programme offers the perfect blend of theoretical competencies and practical insight for those looking to develop as managers in either of these international fields.
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, August
Language: English
This programme prepares students to enter the challenging field of international business management. The curriculum focuses on the strategic business development of organisations operating across borders and the political, cultural and economic challenges faced in the global marketplace. The dissertation allows for self-study and for students to further specialise in a specific area of interest. This is for students who intend to make their management careers in the industry and wish to be best placed to achieve rapid promotion.
* Min. 12 months of internships required to graduate.
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, May, August, November
Language: English
The Higher Diploma programme equips students with the skills needed to succeed at higher level management positions within the industry. The focus is on management strategy in a global context as well as the trades of goods and services across borders. Students work individually as well as in groups in order to develop their critical thinking and managerial skills. This challenging programme will prepare you well for a top-quality internship either in Switzerland or abroad.
Pathways:
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, May, August, November
Language: English
The objective of the Diploma is to further develop students' knowledge, understanding and practical skills within revenue-generating outlets of the international business and hospitality industries and provide a solid grounding in the financial and operational considerations necessary for their successful management.
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, May, August, November
Language: English
This is an advanced professional cookery programme designed to provide a strong theoretical and practical knowledge and the skills needed to work in a professional culinary environment.
Following IMI's 70% theory to 30% practical approach, students will learn transferable management skills to prepare them to manage a professional kitchen and in readiness for paid, practical training which will be organised by our Careers and Internships team. The course is made up of a series of practical and theory based units with a variety of assessment types including examinations, coursework, essays, reports, group and individual projects and presentations.
Requirements:
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, August
Language: English
The ICI Diploma in International Culinary Arts offers students, who wish to pursue a career within the culinary industry, a comprehensive culinary management education. With a 70% theory - 30% practical split, there is a strong emphasis on developing students' operational management knowledge and understanding alongside the development of basic kitchen skills.
Requirements:
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, August
Language: English
The ICI Diploma in International Culinary Arts offers students, who wish to pursue a career within the culinary industry, a comprehensive culinary management education. With a 70% theory - 30% practical split, there is a strong emphasis on developing students' operational management knowledge and understanding alongside the development of basic kitchen skills.
Requirements:
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, August
Language: English
This is an advanced professional cookery programme designed to provide a strong theoretical and practical knowledge and the skills needed to work in a professional culinary environment.
Following IMI's 70% theory to 30% practical approach, students will learn transferable management skills to prepare them to manage a professional kitchen and in readiness for paid, practical training which will be organised by our Careers and Internships team. The course is made up of a series of practical and theory based units with a variety of assessment types including examinations, coursework, essays, reports, group and individual projects and presentations.
Requirements:
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, August
Language: English
This advanced programme is suitable for those who have already completed Higher Diploma or a UK Associate Degree in International Culinary Arts or equivalent. Tuition has both practical and academic elements preparing our graduates to cope with the demands and challenges of the professional kitchen. With a 70% focus on theoretical skills and 30% practical based, the emphasis is on state of the art technical skills and transferable advanced business and management skills to enable you to work at the highest professional levels. Concentrating on modern-day gastronomy, students will be challenged to develop new culinary products suitable for today's marketplace. Students will graduate from this programme equally well equipped to manage their own culinary business or run and work in the kitchen of a high-end restaurant or hotel.
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, May, August, November
Language: English
The objective of the Diploma is to further develop students' knowledge, understanding and practical skills within revenue-generating outlets of the international business and hospitality industries and provide a solid grounding in the financial and operational considerations necessary for their successful management.
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, May, August, November
Language: English
The Higher Diploma programme equips students with the skills needed to succeed at higher level management positions within the industry. The focus is on management strategy in a global context as well as the trades of goods and services across borders. Students work individually as well as in groups in order to develop their critical thinking and managerial skills. This challenging programme will prepare you well for a top-quality internship either in Switzerland or abroad.
Pathways:
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, May, August, November
Language: English
The Higher Diploma programme equips students with the skills needed to succeed at higher level management positions within the industry. The focus is on management strategy in a global context as well as the trades of goods and services across borders. Students work individually as well as in groups in order to develop their critical thinking and managerial skills. This challenging programme will prepare you well for a top-quality internship either in Switzerland or abroad.
Pathways:
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, May, August, November
Language: English
The Higher Diploma programme equips students with the skills needed to succeed at higher level management positions within the industry. The focus is on management strategy in a global context as well as the trades of goods and services across borders. Students work individually as well as in groups in order to develop their critical thinking and managerial skills. This challenging programme will prepare you well for a top-quality internship either in Switzerland or abroad.
Pathways:
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, May, August, November
Language: English
This programme prepares students to enter the challenging field of international business management. The curriculum focuses on the strategic business development of organisations operating across borders and the political, cultural and economic challenges faced in the global marketplace. The dissertation allows for self-study and for students to further specialise in a specific area of interest. This is for students who intend to make their management careers in the industry and wish to be best placed to achieve rapid promotion.
* Min. 12 months of internships required to graduate.
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, May, August, November
Language: English
This MSc programme, offered by IMI, is suitable for those with a Bachelor’s degree qualification but limited work experience. Focusing on key strategic management skills in the hospitality and events industries, the programme offers a broad insight into operational management, planning and strategy within the international arena. There is the opportunity to undertake paid work placements, either in Switzerland or internationally, on completion of the study semesters, offering the chance for CV-enhancing, practical experience in the industry. This programme offers the perfect blend of theoretical competencies and practical insight for those looking to develop as managers in either of these international fields.
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, August
Language: English
The programme's objective is to equip students who have limited or no experience of the hospitality industry with the practical and management skills necessary for entry-level positions in hotel, events, and related industries. The core focus is operational and integrative management with subjects including food and beverage operations, front office management and the business development of hospitality organisations and events management.
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, May, August, November
Language: English
The programme is suitable for those who wish to move to the culinary sector and have limited or no experience of the culinary arts industry. It will equip students with the practical and management skills necessary for entry level positions in the world of restaurant management or professional kitchen operations. The core focus is on culinary skills with units balancing the required practical abilities with the theoretical knowledge necessary to run a successful kitchen or restaurant.
Requirements:
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, August
Language: English
The programme's objective is to equip students who have limited or no experience of the hospitality industry with the practical and management skills necessary for entry-level positions in hotel, events, and related industries. The core focus is operational and integrative management with subjects including food and beverage operations, front office management and the business development of hospitality organisations and events management.
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, May, August, November
Language: English
The programme is suitable for those who wish to move to the culinary sector and have limited or no experience of the culinary arts industry. It will equip students with the practical and management skills necessary for entry level positions in the world of restaurant management or professional kitchen operations. The core focus is on culinary skills with units balancing the required practical abilities with the theoretical knowledge necessary to run a successful kitchen or restaurant.
Requirements:
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, August
Language: English
This programme prepares students for the demands of senior management and allows a measure of specialisation in a combination of two fields of study; Hotel and Tourism. The curriculum focuses on the strategic business development of organisations and the Dissertation allows self-study and for students to further specialise. This is for students who intend to make their management careers in the industry and wish to be best placed to achieve rapid promotion.
* Min. 12 months of internships required to graduate.
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, May, August, November
Language: English
The Higher Diploma programme equips students with the skills needed to succeed at higher level management in the hospitality industry. The emphasis is on business, tourism development, sustainability, entrepreneurship, human resource management, financial decision making, events management and food & beverage studies . Students work individually as well as in groups in order to develop their critical thinking and managerial skills. This challenging programme will prepare you well for a top-quality internship either in Switzerland or abroad.
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, May, August, November
Language: English
The Swiss Degree in International Hospitality Management (Dip. Hôtelier/ère-Restaurateur/rice HF) is aimed to generate well-qualified and experienced graduates ready to enter the fast-growing, international hospitality industry. Designed around the key subject areas of food and beverage, housekeeping, culinary, front office, and supervision, the programme is taught in English and progressively builds students' theoretical skills which are then complemented by practical training placements at each level.
The programme content emphasises sustainable practices and professional and responsible behaviour to ensure graduates of the programme understand and apply these as part of their future professional careers.
We are committed to developing graduates who make a difference through:
Requirements:
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, August
Language: English
This MSc programme, offered by IMI, is suitable for those with a Bachelor’s degree qualification but limited work experience. Focusing on key strategic management skills in the hospitality and events industries, the programme offers a broad insight into operational management, planning and strategy within the international arena. There is the opportunity to undertake paid work placements, either in Switzerland or internationally, on completion of the study semesters, offering the chance for CV-enhancing, practical experience in the industry. This programme offers the perfect blend of theoretical competencies and practical insight for those looking to develop as managers in either of these international fields.
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, August
Language: English
This programme prepares students to enter the challenging field of international business management. The curriculum focuses on the strategic business development of organisations operating across borders and the political, cultural and economic challenges faced in the global marketplace. The dissertation allows for self-study and for students to further specialise in a specific area of interest. This is for students who intend to make their management careers in the industry and wish to be best placed to achieve rapid promotion.
* Min. 12 months of internships required to graduate.
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, May, August, November
Language: English
The Higher Diploma programme equips students with the skills needed to succeed at higher level management positions within the industry. The focus is on management strategy in a global context as well as the trades of goods and services across borders. Students work individually as well as in groups in order to develop their critical thinking and managerial skills. This challenging programme will prepare you well for a top-quality internship either in Switzerland or abroad.
Pathways:
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, May, August, November
Language: English
The objective of the Diploma is to further develop students' knowledge, understanding and practical skills within revenue-generating outlets of the international business and hospitality industries and provide a solid grounding in the financial and operational considerations necessary for their successful management.
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, May, August, November
Language: English
This advanced programme is suitable for those who have already completed Higher Diploma or a UK Associate Degree in International Culinary Arts or equivalent. Tuition has both practical and academic elements preparing our graduates to cope with the demands and challenges of the professional kitchen. With a 70% focus on theoretical skills and 30% practical based, the emphasis is on state of the art technical skills and transferable advanced business and management skills to enable you to work at the highest professional levels. Concentrating on modern-day gastronomy, students will be challenged to develop new culinary products suitable for today's marketplace. Students will graduate from this programme equally well equipped to manage their own culinary business or run and work in the kitchen of a high-end restaurant or hotel.
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, May, August, November
Language: English
This is an advanced professional cookery programme designed to provide a strong theoretical and practical knowledge and the skills needed to work in a professional culinary environment.
Following IMI's 70% theory to 30% practical approach, students will learn transferable management skills to prepare them to manage a professional kitchen and in readiness for paid, practical training which will be organised by our Careers and Internships team. The course is made up of a series of practical and theory based units with a variety of assessment types including examinations, coursework, essays, reports, group and individual projects and presentations.
Requirements:
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, August
Language: English
The ICI Diploma in International Culinary Arts offers students, who wish to pursue a career within the culinary industry, a comprehensive culinary management education. With a 70% theory - 30% practical split, there is a strong emphasis on developing students' operational management knowledge and understanding alongside the development of basic kitchen skills.
Requirements:
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, August
Language: English
This is an advanced professional cookery programme designed to provide a strong theoretical and practical knowledge and the skills needed to work in a professional culinary environment.
Following IMI's 70% theory to 30% practical approach, students will learn transferable management skills to prepare them to manage a professional kitchen and in readiness for paid, practical training which will be organised by our Careers and Internships team. The course is made up of a series of practical and theory based units with a variety of assessment types including examinations, coursework, essays, reports, group and individual projects and presentations.
Requirements:
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, August
Language: English
The programme's objective is to equip students who have limited or no experience of the hospitality industry with the practical and management skills necessary for entry-level positions in hotel, events, and related industries. The core focus is operational and integrative management with subjects including food and beverage operations, front office management and the business development of hospitality organisations and events management.
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, May, August, November
Language: English
This MSc programme, offered by IMI, is suitable for those with a Bachelor’s degree qualification but limited work experience. Focusing on key strategic management skills in the hospitality and events industries, the programme offers a broad insight into operational management, planning and strategy within the international arena. There is the opportunity to undertake paid work placements, either in Switzerland or internationally, on completion of the study semesters, offering the chance for CV-enhancing, practical experience in the industry. This programme offers the perfect blend of theoretical competencies and practical insight for those looking to develop as managers in either of these international fields.
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, August
Language: English
The programme's objective is to equip students who have limited or no experience of the hospitality industry with the practical and management skills necessary for entry-level positions in hotel, events, and related industries. The core focus is operational and integrative management with subjects including food and beverage operations, front office management and the business development of hospitality organisations and events management.
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, May, August, November
Language: English
The Swiss Degree in International Hospitality Management (Dip. Hôtelier/ère-Restaurateur/rice HF) is aimed to generate well-qualified and experienced graduates ready to enter the fast-growing, international hospitality industry. Designed around the key subject areas of food and beverage, housekeeping, culinary, front office, and supervision, the programme is taught in English and progressively builds students' theoretical skills which are then complemented by practical training placements at each level.
The programme content emphasises sustainable practices and professional and responsible behaviour to ensure graduates of the programme understand and apply these as part of their future professional careers.
We are committed to developing graduates who make a difference through:
Requirements:
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, August
Language: English
This programme prepares students to enter the challenging field of international business management. The curriculum focuses on the strategic business development of organisations operating across borders and the political, cultural and economic challenges faced in the global marketplace. The dissertation allows for self-study and for students to further specialise in a specific area of interest. This is for students who intend to make their management careers in the industry and wish to be best placed to achieve rapid promotion.
* Min. 12 months of internships required to graduate.
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, May, August, November
Language: English
The Higher Diploma programme equips students with the skills needed to succeed at higher level management in the hospitality industry. The emphasis is on business, tourism development, sustainability, entrepreneurship, human resource management, financial decision making, events management and food & beverage studies . Students work individually as well as in groups in order to develop their critical thinking and managerial skills. This challenging programme will prepare you well for a top-quality internship either in Switzerland or abroad.
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, May, August, November
Language: English
The Higher Diploma programme equips students with the skills needed to succeed at higher level management positions within the industry. The focus is on management strategy in a global context as well as the trades of goods and services across borders. Students work individually as well as in groups in order to develop their critical thinking and managerial skills. This challenging programme will prepare you well for a top-quality internship either in Switzerland or abroad.
Pathways:
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, May, August, November
Language: English
The Higher Diploma programme equips students with the skills needed to succeed at higher level management positions within the industry. The focus is on management strategy in a global context as well as the trades of goods and services across borders. Students work individually as well as in groups in order to develop their critical thinking and managerial skills. This challenging programme will prepare you well for a top-quality internship either in Switzerland or abroad.
Pathways:
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, May, August, November
Language: English
The objective of the Diploma is to further develop students' knowledge, understanding and practical skills within revenue-generating outlets of the international business and hospitality industries and provide a solid grounding in the financial and operational considerations necessary for their successful management.
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, May, August, November
Language: English
The ICI Diploma in International Culinary Arts offers students, who wish to pursue a career within the culinary industry, a comprehensive culinary management education. With a 70% theory - 30% practical split, there is a strong emphasis on developing students' operational management knowledge and understanding alongside the development of basic kitchen skills.
Requirements:
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, August
Language: English
This is an advanced professional cookery programme designed to provide a strong theoretical and practical knowledge and the skills needed to work in a professional culinary environment.
Following IMI's 70% theory to 30% practical approach, students will learn transferable management skills to prepare them to manage a professional kitchen and in readiness for paid, practical training which will be organised by our Careers and Internships team. The course is made up of a series of practical and theory based units with a variety of assessment types including examinations, coursework, essays, reports, group and individual projects and presentations.
Requirements:
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, August
Language: English
This advanced programme is suitable for those who have already completed Higher Diploma or a UK Associate Degree in International Culinary Arts or equivalent. Tuition has both practical and academic elements preparing our graduates to cope with the demands and challenges of the professional kitchen. With a 70% focus on theoretical skills and 30% practical based, the emphasis is on state of the art technical skills and transferable advanced business and management skills to enable you to work at the highest professional levels. Concentrating on modern-day gastronomy, students will be challenged to develop new culinary products suitable for today's marketplace. Students will graduate from this programme equally well equipped to manage their own culinary business or run and work in the kitchen of a high-end restaurant or hotel.
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, May, August, November
Language: English
The objective of the Diploma is to further develop students' knowledge, understanding and practical skills within revenue-generating outlets of the international business and hospitality industries and provide a solid grounding in the financial and operational considerations necessary for their successful management.
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, May, August, November
Language: English
The Higher Diploma programme equips students with the skills needed to succeed at higher level management positions within the industry. The focus is on management strategy in a global context as well as the trades of goods and services across borders. Students work individually as well as in groups in order to develop their critical thinking and managerial skills. This challenging programme will prepare you well for a top-quality internship either in Switzerland or abroad.
Pathways:
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, May, August, November
Language: English
The Swiss Degree in International Hospitality Management (Dip. Hôtelier/ère-Restaurateur/rice HF) is aimed to generate well-qualified and experienced graduates ready to enter the fast-growing, international hospitality industry. Designed around the key subject areas of food and beverage, housekeeping, culinary, front office, and supervision, the programme is taught in English and progressively builds students' theoretical skills which are then complemented by practical training placements at each level.
The programme content emphasises sustainable practices and professional and responsible behaviour to ensure graduates of the programme understand and apply these as part of their future professional careers.
We are committed to developing graduates who make a difference through:
Requirements:
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, August
Language: English
The Higher Diploma programme equips students with the skills needed to succeed at higher level management in the hospitality industry. The emphasis is on business, tourism development, sustainability, entrepreneurship, human resource management, financial decision making, events management and food & beverage studies . Students work individually as well as in groups in order to develop their critical thinking and managerial skills. This challenging programme will prepare you well for a top-quality internship either in Switzerland or abroad.
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, May, August, November
Language: English
This programme prepares students for the demands of senior management and allows a measure of specialisation in a combination of two fields of study; Hotel and Tourism. The curriculum focuses on the strategic business development of organisations and the Dissertation allows self-study and for students to further specialise. This is for students who intend to make their management careers in the industry and wish to be best placed to achieve rapid promotion.
* Min. 12 months of internships required to graduate.
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, May, August, November
Language: English
The programme is suitable for those who wish to move to the culinary sector and have limited or no experience of the culinary arts industry. It will equip students with the practical and management skills necessary for entry level positions in the world of restaurant management or professional kitchen operations. The core focus is on culinary skills with units balancing the required practical abilities with the theoretical knowledge necessary to run a successful kitchen or restaurant.
Requirements:
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, August
Language: English
The programme's objective is to equip students who have limited or no experience of the hospitality industry with the practical and management skills necessary for entry-level positions in hotel, events, and related industries. The core focus is operational and integrative management with subjects including food and beverage operations, front office management and the business development of hospitality organisations and events management.
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, May, August, November
Language: English
This MSc programme, offered by IMI, is suitable for those with a Bachelor’s degree qualification but limited work experience. Focusing on key strategic management skills in the hospitality and events industries, the programme offers a broad insight into operational management, planning and strategy within the international arena. There is the opportunity to undertake paid work placements, either in Switzerland or internationally, on completion of the study semesters, offering the chance for CV-enhancing, practical experience in the industry. This programme offers the perfect blend of theoretical competencies and practical insight for those looking to develop as managers in either of these international fields.
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, August
Language: English
This programme prepares students to enter the challenging field of international business management. The curriculum focuses on the strategic business development of organisations operating across borders and the political, cultural and economic challenges faced in the global marketplace. The dissertation allows for self-study and for students to further specialise in a specific area of interest. This is for students who intend to make their management careers in the industry and wish to be best placed to achieve rapid promotion.
* Min. 12 months of internships required to graduate.
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, May, August, November
Language: English
The Swiss Degree in International Hospitality Management (Dip. Hôtelier/ère-Restaurateur/rice HF) is aimed to generate well-qualified and experienced graduates ready to enter the fast-growing, international hospitality industry. Designed around the key subject areas of food and beverage, housekeeping, culinary, front office, and supervision, the programme is taught in English and progressively builds students' theoretical skills which are then complemented by practical training placements at each level.
The programme content emphasises sustainable practices and professional and responsible behaviour to ensure graduates of the programme understand and apply these as part of their future professional careers.
We are committed to developing graduates who make a difference through:
Requirements:
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, August
Language: English
The programme is suitable for those who wish to move to the culinary sector and have limited or no experience of the culinary arts industry. It will equip students with the practical and management skills necessary for entry level positions in the world of restaurant management or professional kitchen operations. The core focus is on culinary skills with units balancing the required practical abilities with the theoretical knowledge necessary to run a successful kitchen or restaurant.
Requirements:
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, August
Language: English
This programme prepares students for the demands of senior management and allows a measure of specialisation in a combination of two fields of study; Hotel and Tourism. The curriculum focuses on the strategic business development of organisations and the Dissertation allows self-study and for students to further specialise. This is for students who intend to make their management careers in the industry and wish to be best placed to achieve rapid promotion.
* Min. 12 months of internships required to graduate.
Luzern Campus
Next intake: February, May, August, November
Language: English
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