Hospitality Leadership Bucks New University

Overview

The increasingly professionalised and globalised nature of the hospitality industry means that employers are looking for management and leadership graduates with an academically informed understanding of these sectors as well as the critical skills needed to solve a range of management-related problems. 

As part of the Council for Hospitality Management Education (CHME), you’ll benefit from  Bucks New University connections to the industry, and have opportunities to gain work experience and build your professional network.

Why study at Buckinghamshire New University?

• This programme draws upon the research expertise, knowledge and experience of the global hospitality industry as well as engagement with a range of diverse practitioners and industry experts.
• It is industry-inspired and forward-facing to meet industry needs. You’ll benefit from a mixture of theory and practice, helping to gain valuable practical experience by working at our Missenden Abbey Hotel in Great Missenden.
• Our valuable links to national and multinational organisations can provide opportunities for you to gain further work experience and build your professional network.

• We’ll help you develop solid business principles, alongside contemporary sector knowledge, and plenty of hands-on experience working in areas related to your field of study. 

What are my career opportunities?

The Hospitality Industry is currently short of talented and passionate leaders. If you aspire to become such a leader and have the desire to study hospitality leadership at a higher level, this programme will help you leave as a professional, a future leader and take the next step to an exciting and progressive career in Hospitality.

Our MSc in Hospitality Leadership will help prepare you for a range of career possibilities, such as:

• Hotel Manager
• Hospitality Operation Manager
• Food and Beverage Manager
• Event Manager
• Marketing Director
• Head of Human Resource Management
• Director of Housekeeping