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Diploma Entry Requirements
Bachelor Degree Entry Requirements
- 20 years of age with successfully completed
Higher Diploma (or equivalent)
- Students, whose mother tongue is other than English, must provide
an IELTS 6.0 or equivalent certificate in order to receive an offer
by the university.
PGD and Master Degree Entry Requirements
- Minimum entry age - 23 years
- Undergraduate degree from an accredited college or university.
- Students whose mother tongue is other than English, must provide an
IELTS 6.5 or equivalent certificate in order to receive a conditional
offer by the university.
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Language Requirements
- The English proficiency requirement for each
specific course varies from program to program. As such, a student is
expected to have no less than an IELTS 5.5 score or equivalent to enter
BHMS as a first year Diploma student. While BHMS does not require an official
certificate, should the student not be able to speak and understand sufficient
English, BHMS will require the student to take an additional three months
ESL (English as a Second Language) course. Exact competency can only be
assessed once the student has arrived in Switzerland.
- The Robert Gordon University requires an IELTS 6.0 score or equivalent
for direct entry into the Bachelor Program. If the student is a BHMS two-year
Higher Diploma graduate, this language requirement will be considered
as sufficient evidence for entry without the actual certificate as all
Diploma courses are taught in English and at NVQ Level 4 or above. The
same holds true for entry to the University of Brighton's BA (Hons) program.
- An IELTS 6.5 score is an entry requirement for CityU's MBA program. The
M.B.A. is also offered in a language assisted format for those students
whose first language is not English. In the Assisted Master of Business
Administration program (A.M.B.A.), students are assigned a language specialist
for each course. Students meet with their language specialist for two
hours after each class. The added benefits of enrolling in the A.M.B.A.
program are language assistance with course materials and additional skill-specific
English practice. Students finish the program with the confidence needed
to do business in any English-speaking environment.
You should also:
- Be committed to academics and practical learning and your own personal
development.
- Be motivated towards a future career at a supervisory level in the
international hospitality industry.
- Demonstrate curiosity, tolerance, and open-mindedness toward other
cultures.
- Set yourself realistic goals for your time at BHMS in Switzerland.
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