Hotel Management

B.Sc, BHM, BA and BBA these are the four different degrees that you might get after graduating from a hotel school. There is no such difference between B.Sc and BHM. Literally, there is no difference but there are some colleges which provide Bachelor of hospitality and tourism, so here they focus on tourism subject at a great extent. In BA, you will be learning the same but when talking about BBA in hospitality then some colleges have majors and minors like finance, business management and retail. So if a student is doing BBA in hospitality, then it would be considered of a larger extent and the chances of employment would be certainly higher. In India, I know it's not that famous but if you want to prove me wrong then just research about some European hotel schools, they prefer BBA over B.Sc.

Hi, you don't need any certificate to join hotel's engineering department. As you have degree in engineering, I believe it would be easy for you to start career in hotels. You may probably join their IT department. If you have keen interest in fibre or optics, then in hotels we also have PABX/EPBX department (private automatic branch exchange).
Now, it comes to how to approach the hotel, right? No need to worry, if you are on LinkedIn then just connect with the people of certain hotels, with their human resource team, with their engineering team as well as their information technology team and ask them about any opportunity. You may also try calling hotel and ask for an interview.

M.B.A. (Travel & Tourism)
Master of Business Administration in Travel & Tourism
Duration:2 Years Level:Post GraduationType:Degree Eligibility: Graduation M.B.A. Travel & Tourism or Master of Business Administration in Travel & Tourism is a postgraduate Travel and Tourism course. The MBA includes different types of tourism, sociology of tourism, finance, marketing and cultural competency. Graduates will have the opportunity to work in many different areas of the tourism industry, including upper management positions, sales, marketing, event planning, and human resources. The course gives an introduction to tourism, both as an industry and as an academic discipline. The course will explain tourism as a phenomenon by approaching it via various subjects and their traditions, notions and models. The course will describe tourism as a national as well as an international industry. Its duration is two years and it opens many careers after its successful completion.
M.B.A. Travel & Tourism Eligibility
A pass Bachelors Degree or Masters Degree from any recognized University with minimum 45% marks in aggregate or any other equivalent qualification.Some of the very reputed universities and colleges conduct entrance examination for admission.M.B.A. Travel & Tourism Syllabus
Syllabus of Travel & Tourism as prescribed by various Universities and Colleges.
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Subjects of Study
1 Tourism as a phenomenon an as an industry
2 The history of tourism
3 Destinations and destination development
4 Attractions and attraction development
5 The tourism product
6 Travel patterns and tourist behaviour
7 Tourist demand and the tourist market
8 Tourism politics and the organising of tourism
9 Environmental, cultural and economical impacts of tourism on nature, humans and society
10 International tourism and trends