About Bachelor Of Hospitality Management in International College of Management, Sydney - ICMS
Developed in conjunction with leading Swiss hotel school Cesar Ritz and featuring the most comprehensive practical training component in Australia, the ICMS Bachelor of Hospitality Management (BHM) represents the next generation in hospitality qualifications. When you graduate from this degree you will possess the perfect blend of practical skill, theory and business acumen to take you to the top of your profession.
From a 5 star New York hotel to a sundrenched island resort, the ICMS Bachelor of Hospitality Management could place you anywhere in the world. Turn your passion for professional service into a global career. Hospitality is one of the world’s biggest industries with job opportunities in almost every country.
Hospitality managers are in high demand and professionals are needed to fill roles in hotels, function centres, resorts, restaurants, and airlines around the world. ICMS will get you there. ICMS and leading Swiss hotel school César Ritz wanted to create a degree that would make sure our graduates were at the top of their profession in hospitality management.
The ICMS Bachelor of Hospitality Management features the most comprehensive practical training program in Australia. This is next generation education that gets you in the workforce before you’ve even graduated. You’ll leave us with a strong understanding of business and management principles, extensive industry training and countless hands-on experiences. You’ll have everything you need to succeed in hospitality management. The rest is up to you.
YOUR FUTURE
An ICMS Bachelor of Hospitality Management can take you in many different professional directions, whether you would like to coordinate a conference or manage a multi-million dollar hotel.Our graduates are working across the globe in locations like Europe, USA, South America, Asia, Pacific Islands and other exotic destinations. You could join them working in leading hotels and resorts, restaurants, conference centres and events companies around the world.
Here are some of the positions you could end up working in:
| Hotel Manager |
Food and Beverage Director |
Accommodation Manager |
Hotel Sales and Marketing |
| Guest Relations Manager |
Banquet Manager |
Resort and Spa Manager |
Airline Operations Manager |
Academic qualification equivalents
- Successful completion of All India Senior School Certificate or Indian School Certificate with an overall grade point average of at least 60% in best 4 subjects excluding local language; or successful completion of Senior Secondary Certificate(State Boards) with an average score of at least 70% in best 4 subjects excluding local language
English language requirements (one of the below):
| Category |
IELTS |
TOEFL (iBT) |
Pearson |
| Overall |
6.0 |
69* |
50 |
| Writing |
5.5 |
19 |
42 |
| Speaking |
5.5 |
17 |
42 |
International College of Management, Sydney - ICMS The Average Tuition Fees And Other Expenses
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Fees (AUD) |
| Avg Tution Fees |
33,760 / Year |
| Cost of Living |
1,400 and 2,500 AUD/month |
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Transportation Costs
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30 and 70 AUD/month |
| Books and other study materials |
500 - 1,000 AUD/year |
| Health insurance |
30 AUD/month |
English Proficiency Requirement by Qualification
Bachelor Degree Courses
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| Category |
IELTS |
TOEFL (iBT) |
Pearson |
TOEIC |
| Overall |
6.0 |
69* |
50 |
785 |
| Writing |
5.5 |
19 |
42 |
- |
| Speaking |
5.5 |
17 |
42 |
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English Requirements for Masters Courses
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| English Language Test |
Minimum Result Required |
| IELTS (academic) |
Overall 6.5; Writing 6.0; Speaking 6.0 |
| TOEFL i-BT |
Overall 79; Writing 21; Speaking 18 |
| Pearson (academic) |
Pearson (academic): Overall 58; Writing 51; Speaking 51 |
| Common European Framework (CEFR) |
C1 |
| Cambridge English Proficiency (CPE) |
Overall 180; Writing 180; Speaking 180 |
| Cambridge Certificate in Advanced English (CAE) |
Overall 176; Writing 169; Speaking 169 |
| English Assessment administered by the ICMS |
A satisfactory score ICMS indicating that no further English instruction is required to meet the entry requirements of the intended course of study |
