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Switzerland
Cubidor
University Switzerland
BSC-
Business School Chardonne
EF Education
AMBergh Education
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Moosackerstrasse 17 | CH-9444 Diepoldsau | Switzerland
http://www.cubidor.com
Cubidor University Switzerland is a Swiss accredited, private online
university specializing in academic education in the field of
Tourism and Leisure Management at
undergraduate
graduate
postgraduate and
post-postgraduate levels. |
Programs
All
accredited programs are fully compliant with the ongoing Bologna Process and
are designed as complete long-distance education studies.
To
implement a strong and consistent thematic focus throughout the whole
university and all its entities the organizational structure is based on
departments not on faculties. This allows the design of highly efficient
programs of distinction.

Impetus
Founding a university is not a common business. Since the very first days of
universities as places of gathering knowledge and transfer it to interested
persons ambitious persons founded the base for such locations of science and
knowledge. All of them where enthusiastic about different elements of
education and all shared the will to overcome current obstacles and to
optimize various issues. This momentum of actively conducted change
describes the trigger to found Cubidor University Switzerland.
Various personal experiences of the founder as a student as a lecturer and
as a person in charge of implementing distance learning elements in an
existing university course brought up many ideas to generate extraordinary
educational elements. As always a lot of ideas are not realized because
various organizational and personal obstacles. The persistent will to take
part in an organization that tries to realize these ideas led finally to the
foundation of the university.
Cubidor University Switzerland has been accredited by the
Erziehungsrat des Kanton Uri, the
official authorities of the
Kanton URI in May 2007
Programs’ Start
Possible program entry each term!
A central issue that had to be met by each program design was to offer the
entrance into any program at any term. Thus, at Cubidor programs do
not start in spring or autumn but each term. To realize this the
curricula were optimized and the term structure was modified.
Minimum of students required for program to start.
Being a privately founded university which has to undertake all financial
efforts by itself the accreditation council agreed in the proposal that each
program starts not before a minimum of students are registered to it. Thus,
we impose a certain amount of students on each program that trigger
the programs’ start. The current status of a program's start can be found on
the respective program’s page (Please, select the program of interest at the
left navigation bar!). As soon as a program is started it is conducted
continuously.
Range of Programs
The Department for Tourism and Leisure Studies at Cubidor University
Switzerland is entitled to offer the full range of third level education
programs. All of them were carefully designed within a special
dedicated research project to guarantee fine-tuned syllabi and contents.
Educational Matrix from Certificate to PhD.
The result of this research effort is a set of precisely defined programs
that can be seen as a chain of separate educational steps that lead from a
simple certificate up to a PhD program. This idea formed the basis of
Cubidor University Switzerland’s Educational Matrix.
Cubidor’s Educational Matrix
The graphic below shows the Cubidor University Education Matrix that
reflects the central planning instrument for all programs offered.
The central drivers of the programs were scientific knowledge (blue -
how to work compliant to standards in science’s work), operative
competencies (orange - “know how to do things”) and
controlling competencies
Certificate Programmes
Educational
Goal
A certificate program addresses prospective students that are planning to
enter or are about to change into the touristic and leisure
sector.Additionally, we recommend this program type to persons that - in
accordance with the life-long -learning approach - are searching for a
special education opportunity that can be conducted along with the regular
workload of the job.
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2. Target Students
Experts: Professionals who are already working in the tourism sector and
who want to foster their job opportunities by an additional education.
Newcomers: Persons who are interested in entering the tourism and
leisure sector. |
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3. Requirements
Bachelor degree OR
Swiss high school degree or equivalent AND 3 years of practice
English knowledge in writing and speaking at a level of TOEFL 500 or
IELTS 5.5 or B2
Positive approval by the University's Admission Committee |
Cubidor University Switzerland offers a carefully selected number of
certificates that provide in-depth information in specific touristic areas:
Airline Industry
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Certificate
in Airline Industry |
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Introduction to
the Airline Industry |
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Aircraft
Systems |
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In-flight
Service Skills |
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Aircraft Safety
& Critical Incident Training |
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Emergency
Procedures and Risk Management |
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Total |
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Conflict Solving and Mediation
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Certificate
in Conflict Solving and Mediation: |
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Negotiation
practice |
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Conflict and
Anger, Conflict-handling Styles |
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Mediation in
Tourism Projects |
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Listening and
Communication Skills |
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Practical
Conflict Management Techniques in Tourism Issues |
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Total |
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Cruise Business
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Certificate
in Cruise Business: |
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Introduction
to Cruise Tourism and Industry |
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The Cruise
Market |
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Cruise
Destination Specifics |
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Cruise
Products |
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Life and
Working Environment on Board |
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Total |
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Golf Tourism
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Certificate
in Golf Tourism: |
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Fundamentals of
Golf Clubs |
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Golf
Destination Specifics |
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Financial
Management, Marketing and PR of Golf Clubs and Resorts |
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Overview of
Golf Cub Operations |
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Current Topics
in Golf Tourism |
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Total |
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Hotel Logistics and Processes
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Certificate
in Hotel Logistics and Processes: |
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Introduction to
Hotel Logistic Systems |
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Food and
Beverage Logistics |
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Front Desk and
Housekeeping Operations |
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Introduction to
Hotel Computer Applications |
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Hotel
Purchasing and Cost Control |
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Total |
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Nature Tourism Products
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Certificate
in Nature Tourism Products: |
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Forms and
Concepts of Nature-based Tourism |
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Ecological,
Social and Cultural Sustainability |
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Management of
National and Natural Parks |
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Educational
Tourism and Natural Trails |
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Current Topics
in Nature Tourism |
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Total |
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Online-Reservation Systems
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Certificate
in Online-Reservation Systems |
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e-Marketing and
e-Commerce |
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Online-Reservation System for Travel Websites |
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Hotel
Reservation Systems |
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Online-Reservation System for Travel Websites |
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Car/Boat Rental
Booking Systems |
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Total |
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Social Risk Management
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Certificate
in Social Risk Management: |
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Tourism and
Social Risk Management |
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Strategies of
Social Risk Management |
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Market-based
and Informal Instruments of Social Risk Management |
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Interventions
and Support Tourism Business |
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Current Topics
in Social Risk Management |
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Total |
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Tourism Geography
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Certificate
in Tourism Geography: |
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Selected
Aspects of Human Geography |
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Basics of
Physical Geography and Tourism |
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Tourism
Planning and Spatial Development |
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Destination's
Sense of Place |
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Current Topics
in Tourism Geography |
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Total |
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Tourism Policy
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Certificate
in Tourism Policy: |
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Tourism
Policy-Making Processes |
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Tourism
Planning |
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Economic,
Social, Cultural and Ecological Realities of Policy Making |
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Governmental
and Non-Governmental Tourism Organisations |
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Current Topics
in Tourism Policy |
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Total |
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Diploma Programmes
1. Educational Goal
A
diploma program addresses prospective students that are planning to
enter or are about to change into the touristic and leisure sector.
Additionally, we recommend this program type to persons that - in
accordance with the life-long-learning approach - are searching for a
special and intensive education opportunity that can be conducted along
with the regular workload. |
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2. Target Students
Experts: Professionals who are already working in the tourism sector and
who want to foster their job opportunities by an additional education.
Newcomers: Persons who are interested in entering the tourism and
leisure sector. |
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3. Requirements
Bachelor degree OR
Swiss high school degree or equivalent AND 3 years of practice
English knowledge in writing and speaking at a level of TOEFL 500 or
IELTS 5.5 or B2
Positive approval by the University's Admission Committee |
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Change Strategies, Flexibility Techniques and Alignment
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Diploma in
Change Strategies, Flexibility Techniques and Alignment:
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ECTS |
Analysis in
Tourism Businesses
Market Analysis, tourism market trends and business plans |
5 |
Response to New
Market Conditions
Challenges and risks on global market, identification of trends
and adjustment response |
5 |
Modification
and Innovation Techniques
Product and process innovation |
5 |
Change
Strategies and Alignment
Competitive advantage and increasing performance |
5 |
Evaluation,
Control & Review
Strategic coaching and monitoring, analytical instruments and
techniques |
5 |
Current Topics
Will be defined by the instructor |
5 |
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Total |
30 |
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Cooperation and Network Management
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Diploma in
Cooperation and Network Management: |
ECTS |
Management of
Regional Tourism Associations
Legal aspects, conflicts and competition, regional identity and
spatial dimensions |
5 |
Conflict
Solving and Mediation
Mediation in tourism projects, practical conflict management
techniques |
5 |
International
Tourism Network Management
Global tourism networks and international organisations, forms of
cooperation |
5 |
Cooperation in
Tourism Industry
New markets and global players, tourism organizations and
corporations, selected aspects of tourism law |
5 |
Tourism Policy
Tourism policy-making processes, tourism planning, governmental
tourism organisations |
5 |
Current Topics
Will be defined by the instructor |
5 |
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Total |
30 |
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Corporate Finance
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Diploma in
Corporate Finance: |
ECTS |
Long-term and
short-term Decisions and Techniques
Capital investment decisions, working capital management |
5 |
Cash
Management
Cash concentration, zero balance accounting and other specific
services |
5 |
Financial Risk
Management
Sources of risk, measuring risk, and prevention and intervention
plans |
5 |
Management of
Working Capital
Inventory management, debtors management, short term financing |
5 |
Managerial
Finance
Management accounting, cost accounting, financial-cost analysis |
5 |
Current Topics
Will be defined by the instructor |
5 |
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Total |
30 |
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Corporate Governance
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Diploma in
Corporate Governance: |
ECTS |
Fundamentals
of Corporate Governance
Models, role of institutions, principles |
5 |
Mechanisms and
Controls
Internal and external corporate governance controls and
regulations |
5 |
Leadership and
Long-term Orientation
Styles and models of leadership, cohesion, and loyalty |
5 |
Business
Communication
PR, disclosure and transparency, integrity and ethical behaviour |
5 |
Stakeholder
Groups and Conflicts of Interest
Conflict of interest, conflict solving and mediation |
5 |
Current Topics
Will be defined by the instructor |
5 |
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Total |
30 |
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Crisis and Risk Management
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Diploma in
Crisis and Risk Management: |
ECTS |
Risk
Identification, Handling and Assessment
Source and problem analysis, scenario-based risk identification,
risk management plan |
5 |
Risk Avoidance
and Risk Reduction
Mitigations, insurance, assessment of risks, conflict of avoiding
risks and losing potential gains |
5 |
Risk
Management and Internal Control
Control Systems, internal auditing, auditing risk management |
5 |
Catastrophe
Modelling
Potential risk treatments, financial and practical limitations |
5 |
Crisis
Communications and Media Relations
Crisis communication plan, key audience,
crisis communication team |
5 |
Current Topics
Will be defined by the instructor |
5 |
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Total |
30 |
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Cultural and City Tourism
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Diploma in
Cultural and City Tourism: |
ECTS |
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Cultural and
City Tourism |
5 |
European
Cultural Heritage and Specifics
Country specific culture, society, arts, history, city development
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5 |
International
Metropolis
Culture, society, arts, history and city development outside
Europe |
5 |
City Tourism
Marketing and Performance
Strategic planning, market research, PR and advertisement |
5 |
Market
Opportunities and Competitiveness
Product planning and innovation, competitive players in a global
market |
5 |
Current Topics
Will be defined by the instructor |
5 |
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Total |
30 |
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Destination Specifics
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Diploma in
Destination Specifics: |
ECTS |
Fundamentals of
Destination Management
Sense of place, destination planning, marketing and development,
communications in destination management |
5 |
Tourism
Geography - Natural and Cultural Diversity
Natural and human determinants, regional identity and tourism
development |
5 |
Mountain
Tourism
Alpinism, adventure tourism, innovation of summer and winter
products |
5 |
Coastal Tourism
Regional specifics, coastal ecology & culture, maritime commercial
|
5 |
Health and Spa
Tourism
Traditional therapies, new forms and trends, regional specifics |
5 |
Current Topics
Will be defined by the instructor |
5 |
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Total |
30 |
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Eco-Risk Management in Tourism
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Diploma in
Eco-Risk Management in Tourism: |
ECTS |
Climate Change
Natural hazards, origins, risks and consequences for tourism |
5 |
Environmental
Pollution
Polluters, risks and consequences for tourism |
5 |
Mass Tourism
Cultural and environmental effects, ideological debates, tourism
policy analysis |
5 |
Sustainable
Tourism
Forms and concepts between wishful thinking and reality |
5 |
Instruments and
Techniques of Eco-Risk Management
Decision making, stakeholder involvement and analytic approaches |
5 |
Current Topics
Will be defined by the instructor |
5 |
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Total |
30 |
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Entrepreneurship and Leadership in SMEs
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Diploma in
Entrepreneurship and Leadership in SMEs: |
ECTS |
Styles and
Models of Leadership
The fifth discipline and personal mastery, visionary leadership,
conscious leadership |
5 |
Staff and
Quality Management
Hiring, training, reviewing, organizing and directing hotel
services, controlling and formulating financial plans |
5 |
Continuing
Training
Continual improvements, motivation, on-the-job or off-the-job
training, personality training |
5 |
External and
Intra-Enterprise Succession
Professional counselling, generation gap and conflicts of
interest, communication and mediation techniques |
5 |
Organizational
Success
Leadership, cohesion, and loyalty |
5 |
Current Topics
Will be defined by the instructor |
5 |
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Total |
30 |
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Event and Convention Management
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Diploma in
Event and Convention Management |
ECTS |
Event and
Destination Management
Event coordination, regional specifics, destination planning,
marketing and development |
5 |
Sponsoring and
Investment
Legal aspects, brand recognition, advertising and charity |
5 |
Marketing and
PR
Cultural events, sport events, congresses and expositions |
5 |
Event and
Destination Management
Regional specifics, destination planning, marketing and
development |
5 |
Event
Leadership
Project management, management style, decision making |
5 |
Current Topics
Will be defined by the instructor |
5 |
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Total |
30 |
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Human Resource and Knowledge Management
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Diploma in
Human Resource and Knowledge Management: |
ECTS |
Management of
Organisational Change
Innovation management - from idea to realisation, intra-enterprise
resistance and conflict management |
5 |
Organisational
Analysis
Strategic coaching and monitoring, analytical instruments and
techniques |
5 |
Knowledge
Management and Information Technologies
Knowledge transfer and data protection, organisational learning,
personal and tacit knowledge management |
5 |
Enterprise
Resource Planning
Business plans, quality control, human resource management,
customer relationship |
5 |
Organizational
Success
Leadership, cohesion, and loyalty |
5 |
Current Topics
Will be defined by the instructor |
5 |
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Total |
30 |
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Management of Major Events
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Diploma in
Management of Major Events: |
ECTS |
Marketing and
PR of Major Events
Event coordination, regional specifics, destination planning,
marketing and development |
5 |
Application
Procedures for Major Events
Olympic games, world championships, festivals, international
expositions, best practice cases |
5 |
Sponsoring and
Investment
Legal aspects, brand recognition, advertising and charity |
5 |
Major Event
Leadership
Project management, team leading, decision making and control |
5 |
Major Events
and Destination Management
Event coordination, regional specifics, logistics, destination
marketing and development |
5 |
Current Topics
Will be defined by the instructor |
5 |
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Total |
30 |
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Tourism Business Plans and Models
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Diploma in
Tourism Business Plans and Models: |
ECTS |
Fundamentals of
Business Plans and Models
Theoretical concepts and practical aspects, change processes,
value proposition |
5 |
Strategic
Management of SMEs
Long and short term business strategies, human resource
management, financial criteria |
5 |
Strategic
Management of Hotel Chains
Franchising, brands and trademark, retailing and legal aspects. |
5 |
Composing
Business Plans
Vision and mission statement, goals and strategies market
analysis, financial data |
5 |
Evaluation,
Control & Review
Strategic coaching and monitoring, analytical instruments and
techniques |
5 |
Current Topics
Will be defined by the instructor |
5 |
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Total |
30 |
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Tourism Production and Innovation Management
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Diploma in
Tourism Production and Innovation Management: |
ECTS |
Innovation
Processes and Models
Economic conceptions of innovation, models and theories of
innovation |
5 |
Types and
Source of Innovation
Business Model innovation, product, process and service
innovation, open source, networks of innovation |
5 |
Innovation
Strategies and Instruments
Creative techniques, planning instruments, investment |
5 |
Strategic
Management of Innovation Projects
Market analysis, coaching and monitoring of innovation projects |
5 |
Diffusion and
Adoption of Tourism Products
Life cycle of innovations, models of diffusions and adoptions |
5 |
Current Topics
Will be defined by the instructor |
5 |
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Total |
30 |
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Tourism Real Estate Management
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Diploma in
Tourism Real Estate Management: |
ECTS |
Tourism Real
Estate Market
Current Market conditions and trends, analysis methods of the real
estate market |
5 |
Real Estate
Finance and Investments
Effective financial management risk assessment, valuation,
leverage, and capitalization |
5 |
Property
Management
Coordination of real-estate related services, plans and resources
for marketing, employee development, and strategic planning |
5 |
Tourism Real
Estate and Law
Due diligence, building laws, business models, joint ventures |
5 |
Real Estate
Market Competition Issues
Settlement versus tourism development, land use competition in
international context |
5 |
Current Topics
Will be defined by the instructor |
5 |
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Total |
30 |
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Bachelor of Social and Economic Sciences in Tourism and Leisure Systems
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6 terms / 3 years |
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ECTS |
180 |
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Academic Title |
Bachelor of Social
and Economic Sciences in Tourism and Leisure Systems |
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Tuition per term |
Euro 4.036,- |
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Admission (once) |
Euro 200,- |
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Program Specialties
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Language |
English |
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Methodology |
100%
distance learning |
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Required Academic Papers |
Master Thesis |
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1.
Educational Goal
The Bachelor (BSocEcSc) studies offer a general as well as an expertise
knowledge in business administration, economics and legal issues
concerning touristic markets.
These areas of knowledge are enriched amongst others by
interdisciplinary know-how in the fields of sociology, spacial sciences,
scientific labor and a profound education in two foreign languages. |
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2. Target Students
The program addresses mainly high school graduates or persons with an
equivalent background and an interdisciplinary interest in tourism and
leisure systems.
Additionally, the Bachelor program is designed to offer an adequate
education to persons with job experience in the touristic markets who
are interested in a profound general academic education. |
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3. Requirements
Swiss High school degree or equivalent
English
knowledge in writing and speaking at a level of TOEFL 500 or IELTS 5.5
or B2
Positive approval
by the University's Admission Committee |
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Syllabus :The syllabus of the program consists of the four phases
Basic,
Special,
Thematic and
Final which are described in more
detail in the tables below:
Basic Phase (TOP
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Syllabus)
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Basic Module
I |
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Basics in Tourism and Leisure Studies I
Fundamentals of Economics, Law, Business Administration in Tourism
Systems and Tourism and Leisure Research |
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Macroeconomics
New classical economics, business cycles, Keynesian economics,
fiscal policy, international trade |
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Controlling and Operations Research
Accounting, balance sheet analysis, ratios, statements, capital
budgeting analysis, optimization, auditing and internal control,
game theory |
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International Tourism Law
Tourism organizations and corporations, general tourism law, tour
operator laws, visa laws, hotel laws (hotel classification
systems), passenger transport law, consumer protection, health,
safety and licensing and quality assurance |
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Tourism Marketing and PR
The Characteristics of the tourism market, market segmentation,
marketing mix, market research and communication |
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(Multi)media, Bootcamp, Presentation and Communication Skills
Introduction in the university systems, training in multimedia and
personal skills |
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Tourism Behavior
Tourist motivation and decision-making, cross-cultural patterns of
tourist behavior, tourist behavior and choices |
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Tourism and Society
Principal players and their roles, social impacts on tourism and
vice-versa, cultural issues and ethics |
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Language Training |
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Total |
30 |
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Basic Module 2 |
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Basics in Tourism and Leisure Studies II
Fundamentals of Economics, Business Administration in Tourism
Systems and Tourism and Leisure Research |
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Microeconomics
Supply, demand, elasticity, production and costs, factor markets |
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Tourism Statistics
Analysis, interpretation, graph production and lay outing |
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Financial Management
Introduction in financial mathematics and business financing,
capital investment, financing forms |
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Destination Management
Fundamentals of tourism management (product development),
destination marketing, communications in destination management |
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Tourism Planning and Spatial Development
Planning process, the role of tourism in national and regional
development, planning strategies, development policies |
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Theories of Tourism Systems
Examination of the structure and functioning of tourism systems,
history components, and spatial structure of travel and tourism,
institutional organization |
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Scientific Research Methods and Techniques
MLA (Modern Language Association) style, scientific analyzing,
interpreting and reporting, embedded case study methods |
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Language Training |
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Special Phase (TOP
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Syllabus)
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Special
Modules (choice of 2)
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ECTS |
|
Destination
Specifics |
25 |
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Event and
Convention Management |
25 |
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Eco-Risk
Management in Tourism |
25 |
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Cultural and
City Tourism |
25 |
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Human Resource
and Knowledge Management |
25 |
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Entrepreneurship and Leadership in SMEs |
25 |
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Tourism
Business Plans and Models |
25 |
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Languages
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Language
Training (First Language) |
5 |
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Language
Training (Second Language) |
5 |
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Total |
60 |
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Thematic Phase (TOP
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Syllabus)
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Thematic
Modules (choice of 1)
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ECTS |
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Golf Tourism |
10 |
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Nature Tourism
Products |
10 |
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Conflict
Solving and Mediation |
10 |
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Hotel Logistics
and Processes |
10 |
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Social Risk
Management |
10 |
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Tourism
Geography |
10 |
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Tourism Policy |
10 |
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Cruise Business |
10 |
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Airline
Industry |
10 |
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Online-Reservation Systems |
10 |
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Total |
20 |
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Final Phase (TOP
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Syllabus)
|
Final Phase
|
ECTS |
Project Module
Interdisciplinary Case Studies, Practical Experience/Projects |
30 |
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Language
Training (First and Second Language) |
10 |
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Bachelor Thesis |
30 |
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Total |
50 |
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MAS
Master of Advanced Studies in Tourism and Leisure Systems
1. Educational Goal
The MAS
program aims to extend and complement the knowledge that has
been acquainted by a Bachelor degree.
Additionally, it is designed to offer specialized know-how in
tourism and leisure management.
Beside the proficiency knowledge students are offered in-depth
competencies in two foreign language. |
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2. Target Students
The
program addresses bachelor graduates with an interdisciplinary
and condensed interest in tourism and leisure systems. |
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3. Requirements
Bachelor
degree in any field of studies
English
knowledge in writing and speaking at a level of TOEFL 500 or
IELTS 5.5 or B2
Positive
approval
by the University's Admission Committee |
|
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Program
Overview
|
|
Duration |
2 terms /
1 years |
|
ECTS
|
60 |
|
Academic
Title |
Master of
Advanced Studies in Tourism and Leisure Systems |
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Tuition
per term |
Euro
3.330,- |
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Admission
(once) |
Euro
200,- |
|
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|
 |
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|
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Program
Specialties
|
|
Language |
English |
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Methodology |
100%
distance learning |
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Required
Academic Papers |
none |
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Curricula |
|
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STATUS |
pending
| starts at 1.3.2008 |
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Syllabus ;The
syllabus of the program consists of two
Special modules which are described in more detail in the table below:
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Special
Modules (choice of 2)
|
ECTS |
|
Destination
Specifics |
25 |
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Event and
Convention Management |
25 |
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Eco-Risk
Management in Tourism |
25 |
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Cultural and
City Tourism |
25 |
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Human Resource
and Knowledge Management |
25 |
|
Entrepreneurship and Leadership in SMEs |
25 |
|
Tourism
Business Plans and Models |
25 |
|
Languages
|
|
|
Language
Training (First Language) |
5 |
|
Language
Training (Second Language) |
5 |
|
Total |
60 |
|
Master
of Social and Economic Sciences (MSocEcSc) program
1. Educational Goal
The Master
of Social and Economic Sciences (MSocEcSc) program aims to
extend and complement the knowledge that has been acquainted by
a Bachelor degree.
In
addition to the educational principles of the Bachelor degree
students are trained to work scientifically on their own. This
expertise has to be proven by a written master thesis.
Beside the proficiency knowledge students are offered in-depth
competencies in two foreign language. |
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2. Target Students
The program addresses Bachelor graduates with an
interdisciplinary interest in tourism and leisure system. |
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3. Requirements
Bachelor degree
English knowledge in writing and speaking at a level of TOEFL
500 or IELTS 5.5 or B2
Positive approval by the University's Admission Committee |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Program
Overview
|
|
Duration |
4 terms /
2 years
|
|
ECTS
|
120 |
|
Academic
Title |
Master of
Social and Economic Sciences in Tourism and Leisure Systems |
|
Tuition
per term |
Euro
4.036,- |
|
Admission
(once) |
Euro
200,- |
|
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|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Program
Specialties
|
|
Language |
English |
|
Methodology |
100%
distance learning |
|
Required
Academic Papers |
Master
Thesis |
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|
|
|
|
|
|
|
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Syllabus
The syllabus of the program consists of the four phases
Special,
Thematic and
Final which are described in more detail in the tables below:
Special Phase (TOP
|
Syllabus)
|
Special
Modules (choice of 2)
|
ECTS |
|
Destination
Specifics |
25 |
|
Event and
Convention Management |
25 |
|
Eco-Risk
Management in Tourism |
25 |
|
Cultural and
City Tourism |
25 |
|
Human Resource
and Knowledge Management |
25 |
|
Entrepreneurship and Leadership in SMEs |
25 |
|
Tourism
Business Plans and Models |
25 |
|
Languages
|
|
Language
Training (First Language) |
5 |
|
Language
Training (Second Language) |
5 |
|
Total |
60 |
|
Thematic Phase (TOP
|
Syllabus)
|
Thematic
Modules (choice of 2)
|
ECTS |
|
Golf Tourism |
10 |
|
Nature Tourism
Products |
10 |
|
Conflict
Solving and Mediation |
10 |
|
Hotel Logistics
and Processes |
10 |
|
Social Risk
Management |
10 |
|
Tourism
Geography |
10 |
|
Tourism Policy |
10 |
|
Cruise Business |
10 |
|
Airline
Industry |
10 |
|
Online-Reservation Systems |
10 |
|
Total |
20 |
|
Final Phase (TOP
|
Syllabus)
|
Final Phase
|
ECTS |
|
Language
Training (First and Second Language) |
10 |
|
Master Thesis |
30 |
|
Total |
40 |
|
MBA-
Master of Business Administration in Tourism and Leisure Systems
Program
Overview
Duration
2 terms / 1 years
Academic
Title
Master of Business Administration in Tourism and Leisure Systems
Tuition per
term Euro 4.995,-
Admission
(once) Euro 200,-
Program
Specialties
Language English
Methodology 100% distance learning
Required
Academic Papers none
1. Educational Goal
Vigorous changes in economy, society and in the technological environment
impose the necessity of continuous education even after completion of a
university degree and many years of practice.
The MBA program offers knowledge of structured thinking and acting instead
of repetitive special knowledge. In particular, methodological,
social, problem-solving and management competencies are transferred to
enhance the personal key qualifications.
2. Target Students
The program addresses students who intend to found a company, enter a
partnership or take over a company.
Other addressees are specialists in the touristic sector who hold a leading
position in SMEs or those who are in charge of strategic tourism management
3. Requirements
Master
degree OR
Bachelor degree AND at least 2 years of practice (1 year in a leading
position)
English
knowledge in writing and speaking at a level of TOEFL 500 or IELTS 5.5 or B2
Positive approval
by the University's Admission Committee
Special Phase
|
Special
Module: Diploma in Corporate Finance |
ECTS |
Long-term and
short-term Decisions and Techniques
Capital investment decisions, working capital management |
5 |
Cash Management
Cash concentration, zero balance accounting and other specific
services |
5 |
Financial Risk
Management
Sources of risk, measuring risk, and prevention and intervention
plans |
5 |
Management of
Working Capital
Inventory management, debtors management, short term financing |
5 |
Managerial
Finance
Management accounting, cost accounting, financial-cost analysis |
5 |
Current Topics
Will be defined by the instructor |
5 |
|
Total |
30 |
|
|
Special Module:
Cooperation and Network Management |
ECTS |
Management of
Regional Tourism Associations
Legal aspects, conflicts and competition, regional identity and
spatial dimensions |
5 |
Conflict
Solving and Mediation
Mediation in tourism projects, practical conflict management
techniques |
5 |
International
Tourism Network Management
Global tourism networks and international organisations, forms of
cooperation |
5 |
Cooperation in
Tourism Industry
New markets and global players, tourism organizations and
corporations, selected aspects of tourism law |
5 |
Tourism Policy
Tourism policy-making processes, tourism planning, governmental
tourism organisations |
5 |
Current Topics
Will be defined by the instructor |
5 |
|
Total |
30 |
|
|
Special Module:
Corporate Governance |
ECTS |
Fundamentals of
Corporate Governance
Models, role of institutions, principles |
5 |
Mechanisms and
Controls
Internal and external corporate governance controls and
regulations |
5 |
|
Leadership and
Long-term Orientation
Styles and models of leadership, cohesion, and loyalty |
5 |
Business
Communication
PR, disclosure and transparency, integrity and ethical behaviour |
5 |
Stakeholder
Groups and Conflicts of Interest
Conflict of interest, conflict solving and mediation |
5 |
Current Topics
Will be defined by the instructor |
5 |
|
Total |
30 |
|
|
Special Module:
Tourism Production and Innovation Management |
ECTS |
Innovation
Processes and Models
Economic conceptions of innovation, models and theories of
innovation |
5 |
Types and
Source of Innovation
Business Model innovation, product, process and service
innovation, open source, networks of innovation |
5 |
|
Innovation
Strategies and Instruments
Creative techniques, planning instruments, investment |
5 |
Strategic
Management of Innovation Projects
Market analysis, coaching and monitoring of innovation projects |
5 |
Diffusion and
Adoption of Tourism Products
Life cycle of innovations, models of diffusions and adoptions |
5 |
Current Topics
Will be defined by the instructor |
5 |
|
Total |
30 |
|
|
Special Module:
Management of Major Events |
ECTS |
Marketing and
PR of Major Events
Event coordination, regional specifics, destination planning,
marketing and development |
5 |
|
Application
Procedures for Major Events
Olympic games, world championships, festivals international
expositions, best practice cases |
5 |
Sponsoring and
Investment
Legal aspects, brand recognition, advertising and charity |
5 |
Major Event
Leadership
Project management, team leading, decision making and control |
5 |
Major Events
and Destination Management
Event coordination, regional specifics, logistics, destination
marketing and development |
5 |
Current Topics
Will be defined by the instructor |
5 |
|
Total |
30 |
|
EMBA-EXECUTIVE MASTERS IN BUSINESS & ADMINISTRATION IN TOURISM
1.
Educational Goal :Vigorous
changes in economy, society and in the technological environment impose the
necessity of continuous education even after completion of a university
degree and many years of practice.The EMBA program offers knowledge of
structured thinking and acting instead of repetitive special knowledge. In
particular, methodological, social, problem solving and management
competencies are transferred to enhance the personal key qualifications.
2. Target
Students:
The EMBA
program addresses top managers that are aware that due to the high dynamics
of the business environment they are in need of current state-of-the-art
knowledge.
3.
Requirements:
Master
degree AND at least 2 years of practice (at least 1 year in a leading
position) OR
Bachelor degree AND at least 5 years of practice (1 year in a leading
position)
English
knowledge in writing and speaking at a level of TOEFL 500 or IELTS 5.5 or B2
Positive
approval by the University's Admission Committee
Program Overview
Duration 2 terms / 1 years
ECTS 60
Academic Title Executive Master of Business Administration in Tourism and
Leisure Systems
Tuition per term Euro 6.105,-
Admission (once) Euro 200,-
Program Specialties
Language:English Methodology: 100% distance learning
Syllabus
The syllabus of the program consists of three
Special modules among which two have to be selected. the respective
content is described in more detail in the tables below:
|
Special
Module: Tourism Real Estate Management
|
ECTS |
|
Tourism Real Estate Market
Current Market conditions and trends, analysis methods of the real
estate market |
5 |
|
Real Estate Finance and Investments
Effective financial management risk assessment, valuation,
leverage, and capitalization |
5 |
|
Property Management
Coordination of real-estate related services, plans and resources
for marketing, employee development, and strategic planning |
5 |
|
Tourism Real Estate and Law
Due diligence, building laws, business models, joint ventures |
5 |
|
Real Estate Market Competition Issues
Settlement versus tourism development, land use competition in
international context |
5 |
|
Current Topics
Will be by defined by the instructor |
5 |
|
Total |
30 |
|
|
Special
Module: Change Strategies, Flexibility Techniques and Alignment
|
ECTS |
|
Analysis in Tourism Businesses
Market Analysis, tourism market trends and business plans |
5 |
|
Response to New Market Conditions
Challenges and risks on global market, identification of trends
and adjustment response |
5 |
|
Modification and Innovation Techniques
Product and process innovation |
5 |
|
Change Strategies and Alignment
Competitive advantage and increasing performance |
5 |
|
Evaluation, Control & Review
Strategic coaching and monitoring, analytical instruments and
techniques |
5 |
|
Current Topics
Will be by defined by the instructor |
5 |
|
Total |
30 |
|
|
Special
Module: Crisis and Risk Management
|
ECTS |
|
Risk Identification, Handling and Assessment
Source and problem analysis, scenario-based risk identification,
risk management plan |
5 |
|
Risk Avoidance and Risk Reduction
Mitigations, insurance, assessment of risks, conflict of avoiding
risks and losing potential gains |
5 |
|
Risk Management and Internal Control
Control Systems, internal auditing, auditing risk management |
5 |
|
Catastrophe Modelling
Potential risk treatments, financial and practical limitations |
5 |
|
Crisis Communications and Media Relations
Crisis communication plan, key audience,
crisis communication team
|
5 |
|
Current Topics
Will be by defined by the instructor |
5 |
|
Total |
30 |
|
DSocEcSc education
1. Educational Goal
In
comparison with the PhD program the DSocEcSc education
emphasizes practical and operative business areas. The program
is designed as a practical oriented, self-responsible research
project that can be conducted beside a regular employment .
In order to get the degree the students have to prove a
continuous practice and an autonomous and scientific work.
|
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2. Target Students
The
addressee of this program typically finished a master degree,
has done several years of practice and wants to foster the
career's perspectives by this additional academic degree. |
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3. Requirements
Master
degree English knowledge in writing and speaking at a
level of TOEFL 560 or IELTS 6.0 or C1
Positive approval
by the University's Admission Committee |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Program
Overview |
|
Duration |
6 terms /
3 years |
|
ECTS
|
180 |
|
Academic
Title |
Doctor of
Social and Economic Sciences in Tourism and Leisure Systems |
|
Tuition
per term |
Euro
4.440,- |
|
Admission
(once) |
Euro
200,- |
|
Program Specialties |
|
Language |
English |
|
Methodology |
100%
distance learning |
|
Required
Academic Papers |
Doctoral
Thesis Research |
|
|
|
|
STATUS |
pending
| starts at 1.3.2008 |
|
|
|
Syllabus
The syllabus of the program consists of three
Special modules among which two have to be selected. the respective
content is described in more detail in the tables below:
Special
Phase
|
Doctoral
Thesis:
|
ECTS |
|
Thesis Research
including viva-voce |
90 |
|
Doctoral
Module: |
ECTS |
|
Theoretical and Methodical Research Training |
15 |
|
Language Training |
15 |
|
Elective |
ECTS |
|
Special Module |
30 |
|
Professional
Experience |
ECTS |
|
Professional Experience and Research Concept |
30 |
|
Total |
180 |
|
Special
Modules
|
Special
Modules (choice of 1) |
ECTS |
|
Corporate Finance |
30 |
|
Cooperation and Network Management |
30 |
|
Corporate Governance |
30 |
|
Tourism Production and Innovation Management |
30 |
|
Management of Major Events |
30 |
|
Total |
30 |
|
PhD program
1. Educational Goal
The PhD
program will prepare the attendant for an academic career in
tourism. Thus, the PhD is not designed as the third level of
science oriented education but as the first level of a career at
a university.
To receive this degree, the graduates have to prove autonomous
and perfect methodological scientific working. |
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2. Target Students
The
program addresses exclusively master graduates that are heading
towards an academic career at a university and with a specific
focus on tourism and leisure management research. |
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3. Requirements
Master
degree
English
knowledge in writing and speaking at a level of TOEFL 560 or
IELTS 6.0 or C1
Positive approval
by the University's Admission Committee |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Program
Overview |
|
Duration |
6 terms /
3 years |
|
ECTS
|
180 |
|
Academic Title |
Doctor of
Philosophy in Tourism and Leisure Systems |
|
Tuition per term |
Euro
5.550,- |
|
Admission (once) |
Euro
200,- |
|
 |
|
|
Program
Specialties |
|
Language |
English |
|
Methodology |
100%
distance learning |
|
Required
Academic Papers |
PhD
Thesis Research |
|
Curricula |
|
|
STATUS |
pending
| starts at 1.3.2008 |
|
|
|
Syllabus
The syllabus of the program consists of three
Special modules among which two have to be selected. the respective
content is described in more detail in the tables below:
Special
Phase
|
PhD Thesis: |
ECTS |
Thesis Research
including viva-voce |
90 |
|
Doctoral
Module: |
ECTS |
Theoretical and
Methodical Research Training
Continuing presentation and discussion of thesis progress,
methodical seminars on current tourism topics |
15 |
Language
Training
Scientific writing, presentation, selected grammar aspects, word
pool training, idiomatic speech |
15 |
|
Electives: |
ECTS |
Courses at the
Partner University
According to the research topic |
60 |
|
Total |
180 |
|
Chemin de l’Hôtel du Parc 5
1801 Le Mont-Pèlerin
Switzerland
Tel : 0041/21.923.38.00
Fax : 0041/21.923.93.14
It comprised of
Hotel & Tourism Institute

Institute Investment & Finance

InstituteChardonne Language Institute
Computer Science Institute

LOCATION
We look forward to welcome you in the future in our lovely Campus, situated
in the Mont-Pèlerin, above the city of Vevey.
The BSG Philosophy
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|
Our Group, which was founded in 1940, has been involved in the
Financial, Investment, Hotel and Tourism fields for more than 60 years,
in Europe, South America and Africa.
The experience of our administrators, associates and collaborators
constitutes the essence of our success, which is based on our permanent
determination to improve, so as to attain the best possible results, in
terms of the level of services rendered and the revenue earned.
|
|
Our major goal is to enable BSG students to leave our Institution as
well qualified and efficient professionals apt to face the challenges of
the business, financial, banking, hotel and tourism fields. With the BSG
Diplomas, Graduates will be able to achieve professional recognition and
mobility, which may help them to work in various parts of the world,
depending upon their abilities and the respective opportunities, which
may be available. We will be very pleased to welcome you as one
of our students and to share with you, not only our knowledge and
experience but, most of all, what we refer to as the " Spirit of BSG ",
which constitutes the essence of our success and will be the basis for a
promising career, for you. |
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|
Enthusiasm, dedication and professionalism are some of the essential
characteristics of the BSG graduates, which you will definitely be proud
to be a part of, in the future.
We certainly hope to welcome you at BSG, in the very near future, in our
beautiful campus overlooking the Geneva Lake. BSG is located at Mont-Pèlerin,
a charming village situated about 95km from the city of Geneva. |
MBA and DOCTORAL DEGREES
BSG offers the following programmes:
1. Undergraduate
2. Graduate
3. Postgraduate
4. MBA
5. Doctoral
BSG, IFI and HTI offer MBA and Doctoral Degrees in Business Administration,
Finance, Hotel and Tourism Management, Marketing, Human Resources and
Organization Behaviour and Information Systems.The Doctoral Degree Programs
are offered in association with Foreign
Institutions.
The MBA and Doctoral Programs presuppose academic courses related with the
specific fields of study as well as the Elaboration and Presentation of a
Thesis.
MBA
Master of Business Administration
* Open to Bachelor
Degree holders or equivalent
DBA
Doctorate of Business Administration
* Open to MBA
Graduates or equivalent
Ph. D
Doctorate of Philosophy
* Open to
DBA Graduates or equivalent
Professional Development Programmes PDP
BSG - Business School Geneva offers sophisticated Intensive Professional
Development Courses for Executives who seek to maximise their potential
results, in today's highly competitive world. Whether you are a Senior or
Junior Executive, the Intensive Professional Development Programmes "PDP"
will give you good and challenging learning opportunities of the latest
industry trends, in an exclusive environment in Switzerland.
What is the Professional Development Programme?
Our Professional Development Programmes (PDP's) constitute one of the most
effective ways for updating an area of expertise, in particular, and/or
enhancing your professional skills, in general. Our courses are chosen very
carefully based on the assessment and needs of the industry. A flexible way
to study as you choose, what to study, by mixing and matching topics. A
module usually presupposes thirty hours of lectures per week.
You may gain recognized qualifications by obtaining the respective module's
Attendance Certificate.
The PDPs are an effective way of updating an area of expertise or enhancing
your life skills.
Who is the PDP scheme for?
It is for anyone who wishes to keep abreast of the latest Professional,
Political and Financial Developments in the world.
When does it start?
June (Module A, Module B & Module C).
Module A - 10 days
6 days seminars ( choose any 2 topics) and workshop plus 4 days professional
visit.
Module B - 15 days
7 days seminars ( choose any 3 topics) and workshop plus 8 days professional
visit.
Module C - 21 days
14 days seminars (choose any 5 topics) and workshop plus 7 days professional
visit.
Courses
We offer / propose a multitude of courses, which cover the following
subjects, namely:
General Management
Marketing Management
Analysis and Elaboration of Feasibility Studies
Financial Management
Food & Beverage and Restaurant Management
"WTO - World Trade Organization" and its implications for
China, in the future.
The European Union - what it is and what it means
Stocks and Bonds / Futures - Portfolio Analysis and
Management
Real Estate and Property Management, Planning, Construction
and Management of Property
Human Resources Management
Risk Management
International Banking Management
Facilities
BSG is located in the Hotel du Parc whose refurbished facilities offer
participants some of the most up-to-date study and recreational facilities
available in Switzerland.
Private out-door heated Swimming Pool
Tennis
Ping-pong
Mountain bike
French bowls
Internet Room etc.
Accommodation & Meals
During the module term, participants are accommodated in a magnificent 4*
Hotel. The accommodation included in the fees consists of standard double
rooms which have their own private bathroom and the majority of which has a
view over Lake Geneva. Full board is provided seven days a week. Three (3)
meals on weekdays (breakfast, lunch and dinner), and two (2) meals during
the weekends (brunch and dinner).
Excursions and Professional visits
* Lausanne
* Geneva or
* Bern or
* Castle of Chillon or
* Olympic Museum or
* Cheese factory or
* Wine Museum or
* Travel and Tourism Workshop or
* Wine seminars or
* World Trade Centre or
* Montreux Convention Centre
* Optional / Extra : Paris or Rome (Not included in the price of the
seminar)
Fees
The Module fees include:
Airport transfer
Course materials
Accommodation in Hotel du Parc ****
Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner in Hotel du Parc ****
Coffee Breaks
Professional visits and study field trips
(Depending on the module chosen)
VAT and Government Taxes
Enrolment
To enrol please contact our local representative
BUSINESS SCHOOL GENEVASWITZERLAND
HOTEL
DU PARC, CH-1801 MONT-PELERIN
Academic Year
Each academic year is composed of one semester (18 weeks) at BSG, followed
by 5/7 months of paid in training in the hospitality industry either in
Switzerland or abroad.
Beginning of studies at BSG, either:
January, April, August or November.
BSG Official Language
The official language at BSG is English, even though the Institute is
located in the French-speaking part of Switzerland.
Course Attendance
Classes take place 5 days per week and it is compulsory to attend all
scheduled classes. A full academic week presupposes about 40 class hours (45
minutes each).
Effective Education & Training
BSG has a qualified team of lecturers specialized in the Hotel and Tourism
Fields.
Small Classes
At BSG classes have a maximum of 35 students.This ensures personal and
direct interaction between the Lecturers and the students, so as to maximize
the results thereof. This dynamic approach enables students to complete
their studies in the various fields proposed by our institute.
Practical Training
 |
Professional in-training work experience in hotels, restaurants, bars,
discotheques, etc. constitutes an integral part of the BSG programmes.
Students are paid monthly gross salaries of approximately SFr. 2,000 /
2,400. The BSG Placement Office assists the students to find their
in-training jobs. However, BSG does not guarantee an in-training job,
which depends upon the ability of every individual. |
Admission Guidelines
 |
The following documents are required:
Completed "Application Form".
Health Certificate duly signed by the
Applicant's personal Doctor.
High School Certificate or its equivalent.
500 TOEFL or its equivalent is
recommended for candidates whose
native language is not English.
|
Upon notification of acceptance, students must forward immediately the
advance payment of SFr. 3,000 (non-refundable and deductible from total
tuition fees) as per brochure supplement. Upon receipt of the advance
payment BSG will forward the formal Letter of Acceptance, which is required
by the Swiss Embassy in order to apply for the required student Visa (paid
for, by the student).
BSG reserves the right to revise its fees, rules, regulations and
programmes, at any time. Any legal differences arising from this matter must
be settled at the court in Vevey (VD) Switzerland.
 |

Central Admissions Office / Switzerland
EF
Education First Central Admissions Office / Switzerland
Haldenstrasse 4
Luzern 6006
Tel: +41 41 417 4550
Fax: +41 41 417 4551 |
EF Education is the world's largest private education company
that specializes in English training, educational tours and cultural
exchange.EF Education was founded in 1965 by a young Swedish entrepreneur
named Bertil Hult. Our first office was modest and our concept was
straightforward: take Swedish high school students to England to learn
English. It was a simple enough business idea on-site language and cultural
studies but one with an enormous future.
Who we are:
Four decades later, EF Education is the world's largest private education
company, with a group of ten subsidiaries and non-profit organizations
centered around language learning, educational travel and degree programs.
Today, EF has over 26,000 employees, teachers and volunteers. With offices
and schools in 51 countries, EF has, or online English study.
Programmes
University Preparation Programmes
We offer university preparation programmes to help you gain entry to
universities in the UK, USA, Canada and Australia.
University Foundation Year
Fast track to first-year of university in an English-speaking country
Our University Foundation Year Programme is a 9 month intensive course
designed for high school graduates who wish to attend university in the UK,
North America or Australia. Graduates are guaranteed admission to one of our
over 120 partner universities.
Start Dates;
January, April and September
Locations Great Britain:
Cambridge,
London,
Manchester
Diploma in Business and Management
Guaranteed entry to the 2nd year of UK university in just 11 months
For students who wish to study business and management in the UK and are
looking for an intensive program, the EF Brittin College Diploma in Business
and Management provides a fast-track route that saves students an entire
year of studies.
Traditionally international students coming to the UK are required to take a
9-month University Foundation Year. The EF Brittin College Diploma in
Business Management program combines this mandatory university preparation
course with the first year of undergraduate studies in an intensive 11-month
program.
As a result, you are guaranteed entry to the second year of an undergraduate
degree after just one year of study instead of two, leading to savings in
course fees, accommodation and living expenses.
Start Dates:
August
Locations :Great Britain:
London
Accelerated College Degree Programme (ACDP)
Complete high school and earn an Associate Degree in the USA in only 2
years.
To Fast track your high school graduation and study for an Associate degree
at the same time leading to enter at the university one year earlier.
By completing the Accelerated College Degree Programme (ACDP), you will be
fast tracked to college before finishing high school and graduate from
university at least one year earlier than your classmates. You will save
time and money by getting a High School Diploma and transferable university
credit. In conjunction with our partner colleges located in or near Seattle,
USA and Vancouver, Canada, EF can help you on your fast tracked academic
journey to a college degree.
Programme Details
Who is it for?
High school graduates aged 16+ who have completed Grade 10 or 11 in their
home country.
Programme Length:Phase 1: 6-9 months Phase 2: 2-2.5 years
Start Dates: January, April, June (6 month programme), September
Locations :USA:
New York,
Santa Barbara,
Seattle Canada:
Vancouver
Pre-Masters/MBA Programme
A 6- or 9-month rigorous preparation course for university graduates
pursuing an advanced degree such as an MBA or Masters -Guranteed enrolment
in a Masters degree programme.Our Pre-Masters/Pre-MBA Programme is a 6 or 9
month programme designed for university graduates who wish to pursue a
post-graduate degree in the UK, North America, or Australia. Our curriculum
will prepare you for the rigors of postgraduate study, and an optional
internship will provide you with valuable work experience. Graduates of the
programme are guaranteed admission at our extensive network of partner
universities.
Who is it for?:
University graduates aged 21+ who wish to enrol in a Masters or MBA degree
programme in an English-speaking country.
Programme Length 6- or 9-month
Start Dates : January, April, June and September
Locations :Great Britain:
Cambridge,
London
University Placement Course
Overview
Fast track to university in an English-speaking country-Our University
Placement Course is designed for high school graduates who wish to attend
university in the UK, North America, Australia or New Zealand. Graduates are
guaranteed admission to one of our over 120 partner universities.
Programme Details
Who is it for?
High school graduates aged 17+ who wish to attend university in an
English-speaking country.
Programme Length: 3, 6 or 9 months programme options are available,
depending on destination
Start Dates: January, April and September
Locations
:
Hours per week in class:30
or 32 (20 hours or 21 hours, 20 minutes tuition time).
Sweeden
Västmannagatan 50, SE-113 25 Stockholm, Sweden
Phone/fax: +46 8 612 23 30,
E-mail:
mail@ambergh.com
AMBergh Education offers you the opportunity to improve your Russian or
Ukrainian language skills and knowledge about Russia and Ukraine whatever
your level of skill, age or background. AMBergh Education is a Swedish
company that works in association with the major universities and language
schools in Russia and Ukraine in order to offer a wide range of courses and
support to individuals or groups.
Whether you are a beginner, or at an intermediate or advanced level, we can
offer courses to suit you. In addition to arranging your course of studies,
we will also give you important information, take care of your invitation
for visa and accommodation arrangements. After finished course you will get
diploma.
We also offer you the opportunity to take part in tempting excursion and
sightseeing programmes, which provide you with extra opportunities to get to
know Russia and Ukraine as well as their respective cultures.
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