This programme is delivered by Silver Mountain School of Hotel Management, in Kathmandu. It is validated by Queen Margaret University. Through our rigorous quality assurance procedures we ensure that the programme has the same academic standards as equivalent awards delivered by QMU.
DurationThis programme is delivered by Silver Mountain School of Hotel Management, in Kathmandu. It is validated by Queen Margaret University. Through our rigorous quality assurance procedures we ensure that the programme has the same academic standards as equivalent awards delivered by QMU.
This programme is delivered by Silver Mountain School of Hotel Management, with quality assurance from QMU. This means that SMSH’s faculty provide the teaching and student support, but QMU checks the standards of marking to make sure it is in line with UK higher education expectations.
Building on the established reputation and credibility of the existing collaboration, the MBA in Hospitality programme extends the scope and provides hospitality graduates and professionals with an opportunity for continued education and career development.
SMSH’s main aspiration of offering an MBA programme with specialisation for the hospitality industry is for students to develop general business practices and principles applied within a hospitality context to empower student ambitions and serve industry needs. There are numerous opportunities for individuals who choose to study MBA in hospitality management:
Career advancement: Obtaining an MBA in hospitality management provides students with the opportunity to advance their career in the hospitality industry.
Enhanced job opportunities: With an MBA in hospitality management, students can explore various job opportunities like hotel manager, event coordinator, restaurant manager, and more.
High earning potential: Hospitality management is a lucrative field, and an MBA degree can open up doors to high-paid positions like executive chef, general manager, director of operations, etc.
Entrepreneurship: Individuals with an MBA in hospitality management can venture out on their own and start their own hospitality businesses such as restaurants, hotels, event management companies, etc.
International opportunities: Hospitality management is a global industry; therefore, an MBA in hospitality management opens doors to international opportunities.
Networking: MBA programmes typically provide numerous networking opportunities, enabling students to develop relationships with professionals in the hospitality industry.
Skill development: An MBA Programme in hospitality management can help a student develop essential skills such as leadership, problem-solving, communication, and strategic planning that are transferable across different industries.
Admission criteria
General Requirements:
Successful completion of a Bachelors degree (SCQF 9 or higher) in Hospitality, Hotel Management, Travel, Tourism, Events, Business Administration or cognate disciplines with a minimum average score of 50%
PLUS at least one year of work experience in a Hospitality related role (this may include hospitality related placements and internships that form part of the applicants degree qualification)*
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As we look to the future, the over-riding issue will be the way we, and indeed society as a whole, recover from the Covid-19 pandemic. My colleagues at QMU have been simply outstanding in enabling our students to complete their studies in the 2019/20 academic year and in preparing our University to welcome new and returning students in the autumn.
Looking further ahead, we will need to be creative, agile and resilient as well as holding true to our values. It will, without doubt, be a challenging time but there will also be opportunities.
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We are a distinctive university because of our innovative, person-centred approach to learning and because of our unique academic portfolio. We recognise that the nature of learning itself is changing and this will be influenced further by adaptions as a consequence of the unprecedented situation in 2020.
We are committed to developing the way we teach and research to be flexible and responsive both to the needs of our students and the communities we serve. Our approach to blended learning is predicated on quality and effectiveness.
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