B.Sc. in Hotel Management requires in eligible candidates the combination of various skills such as management, marketing, human resource, communication skills, dexterity, inter-personal skills etc. Being a service industry, it is highly competitive.
During the first year of Hospitality Administration, candidates are taught to develop a foundational understanding of the workings of the hotel administration, its environment, and management with essential skills and tools necessary for running a hotel successfully. The course aims to prepare candidates for more challenging and advanced modules in the second and the third year of the degree program.
The program aims to build in eligible candidates both holistic personality and globally-based exposure to the hotel industry. Students of the course are divided into three groups academically, viz. front office, kitchen, and housekeeping, and are encouraged to pursue their chosen field. The course also includes an internship in the industry for offering students practical exposure.
A semester-wise breakup of the course’s syllabus is tabulated below.
SEMESTER I |
SEMESTER II |
| Front Office | Personality and Communication Development |
| Food Production | House Keeping, Hygiene and Sanitation |
| Housekeeping and Laundry Operations | Food Science |
| Food and Beverage Service | Nutrition |
| Practical on all above-mentioned subjects | Practical on all above-mentioned subjects |
SEMESTER III |
SEMESTER IV |
| French | Advance Accounts |
| Food Engineering | Hotel Economics |
| Computer Application | Housekeeping II |
| Housekeeping | Food and Beverage Service II |
| Practical on all above-mentioned subjects | Practical on all above-mentioned subjects |
SEMESTER V |
SEMESTER VI |
| Catering & F&B Management | Personality and Communication Development |
| Human Resource Planning and Management | Bar Management |
| Marketing Management | Travel and Tourism Management |
| Catering Management | Management Technique |