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The award
Bachelor Degree
How long you will study
3 - 4 years
Domestic course fees
EUR 7500 per year
The International Business Administration (IBA) Bachelor degree programme with specialisation in Hospitality Management, combined with the BA (Hons) in International Hospitality Management is aimed at students who are wanting to follow a management career in the service industry, in an internationally focused organisation or enterprise. This unique and demanding degree programme, allowing students to either spend part of their studies in 3 different countries, or just 2, is truly international. Whether you follow the standard pathway, or the so-called EuroBA pathway and spend a semester at the University of Brighton, you have the opportunity to earn 2 world recognised and renowned degrees.
Learn More About This Course
There is more information about this course available on the Wittenborg University of Applied Sciences website
Maike Nuyken from Germany (IBA in Economics and Management)
“I chose Wittenborg because it is very international. I think Wittenborg gave me the needed theoretical knowledge and a more analytical way of thinking. It is small, international, got a family atmosphere and you have six opportunities per year to start and to graduate.”
Nikolas Anthrakidis from Greece (MSc in International Hospitality Management)
“The MSc helped to broaden my horizons and I started thinking more business oriented. Initially, I wanted to find a management position in the tourism and hospitality industry. However, the tutor said she was surprised that none of us wanted to run our own businesses. That changed everything about my way of thinking. I started imagining how I could find the funds, how I could run and own a hotel. After 3 years of thinking and planning, I opened my hotel.”
Junyeong Shin from South Korea (IBA in Sport Business Management)
“I played for professional football teams in France and Germany, which is why I was interested in Wittenborg’s IBA in Sport Business Management. I like that the programme is taught in English, because I see it as an advantage, since I want to work in a big international city like Hong Kong.”
