Study hospitality management at the world’s first hospitality management school, with state-of-the-art facilities and a 25,000 strong global alumni base.
Study hospitality management at the world’s first hospitality management school, with state-of-the-art facilities and a 25,000 strong global alumni base.
To get your foot in the fast- growing and fast-moving hospitality business, a specialised and prestigious Swiss education in hospitality is a decided advantage. With more than 700,000 hotels and resorts in the world, and 413 hotels in 2016 (up from 392 in 2014) in Singapore alone, according to Singapore Tourism Board figures, this means an abundance of jobs in the booming hospitality industry for candidates with the right qualifications.
Swiss hospitality is renowned for its efficiency, attention to detail and warmth. And where better to be schooled in this, than the Ecole hôtelière de Lausanne (EHL) in Switzerland? Founded by Jacques Tschumi in 1893, the 125-year-old school is recognised as the best hospitality management school worldwide, with the highest graduate employment rates in the industry.
Today, the EHL campus has more than 110 student nationalities for a truly international experience – important in an industry where you will need to work and interact with guests and contacts from myriad countries. You will join a 25,000-strong alumni community, of which more than 60 per cent achieve senior or C-level positions in the workforce.
Immerse yourself in the world of hospitality
Besides courses and programmes for all your educational needs – from a bachelor’s programme to an executive MBA, and even a Master Class in Culinary Arts for professionals – the school offers top-notch facilities in terms of its lecture theatres, a fine-dining laboratory restaurant, a new campus and 30 student activity clubs. It’s also conveniently located in the business and innovation hub of Europe, commanding a scenic view of Lake Geneva and the Alps. Perfect for a hands-on, interpersonal education.
Find out more about the Ecole hôtelière de Lausanne at http://www.ehl.edu, or visit its first Asia-Pacific office at 1B Club Street.
A global experience awaits, with no fewer than 110 student nationalities at the EHL campus.
