UndergraduateBusiness
Associate Degree in Hospitality and Hotel Management
Victoria University, Melbourne, VIC, Australia
About this program
The Associate Degree in Hospitality and Hotel Management at Victoria University develops management and leadership capabilities to improve prospects of securing a senior position in the industry. Students build business management potential, gain hands-on experience in VU's hospitality training centre, and develop an understanding of industry trends and issues, learning from teachers directly involved in the industry. Skills developed include hotel operations management, food, wine and catering operations, accounting principles for management, marketing and business communications, contracts, risk and business law, resort management, and rooms division management. It is offered at VU in Melbourne.
Fees & duration
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