About Bachelor In International Hospitality Management (ihm) in SHG Lyon Hospitality School
OUR VALUES
- Swiss Quality
- International Environment
- Discipline
- Rigor
- Hands-on Learning Experience
Academic Courses BACHELOR DEGREE
In our school Lyon
Courses are given in English and French. In case of difficulties, SHG Lyon will provide extra support to students needing help with the language.
Our teachers, a team of French and Swiss nationals, are among the best in their field of knowledge.
We teach the following subjects:
- People Management
- Inter-Cultural Management
- Human Resources
- Recruitment
- Financial Management
- Accounting
- Grooming & Self-Image
- Luxury Environment
- Entrepreneurship
- Marketing
- Digital Marketing
- Wines of the world
- Hotel Environment
- Food & Beverages Industry
- Cost Control in F&B
- Negotiation
- Service
- Kitchen
- Front Office
- Administration
- Housekeeping
- Business Communication
- Strategy
- Culinary Art
- Languages to be selected from the following list: English, French, Chinese, Russian, Arabic, Spanish, German, Italian.
Courses are taught from Monday to Friday at our SHG Lyon school.
International recognition
All programs taught at SHG Lyon and other SHG Schools are accredited by International Quality Bodies such as
- EHSAC (European Hospitality Schools Accreditations Council) www.ehsac.org
- AHLEI (American Hotel & Lodging Educational Institute) www.ahlei.org
Academic qualification equivalents
English language requirements (one of the below):
1. Tuition Fees:
- Tuition fees at SHG Lyon Hospitality School can vary depending on the program and level of study (e.g., bachelor's, master's, MBA) you choose. Hospitality and hotel management programs often have tuition fees that are competitive with other European institutions.
- On average, for bachelor's programs, tuition fees at institutions in France can range from approximately €3,000 to €15,000 per year for international students. Tuition fees for master's programs may vary similarly.
- MBA programs, including those in hospitality management, tend to be higher in cost. You might expect to pay anywhere from €20,000 to €40,000 or more for an MBA program, depending on the school and program duration.
2. Living Expenses:
- Living expenses in France can vary widely depending on the city or region where you choose to study. Major cities like Paris and Lyon are generally more expensive than smaller towns.
- On average, students should budget for living expenses that include accommodation, food, transportation, health insurance, and personal expenses. A rough estimate for monthly living expenses for a student in France is around €700 to €1,200.
- Accommodation costs will be a significant part of your living expenses. You can choose between university-provided housing, shared apartments, or private rentals. Costs can range from €300 to €800 or more per month.
- Transportation expenses will depend on your location and usage. Public transportation is usually well-developed in French cities, and a monthly transportation pass may cost around €30 to €70.
3. Additional Costs:
- It's essential to budget for additional costs such as textbooks, study materials, and visa fees if applicable.
- Health insurance is mandatory for international students in France. You may need to purchase health insurance through a French provider, and costs can vary.
Please note that the figures mentioned above are approximate and can change over time. Tuition fees and living expenses can vary from year to year, and currency exchange rates can also impact the overall cost for international students.
To get the most accurate and up-to-date information on tuition fees and living expenses at SHG Lyon Hospitality School, I recommend visiting their official website or contacting their admissions office directly. They should be able to provide you with the specific costs associated with the program you are interested in and offer guidance on budgeting for your studies in France.
