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Campus availability may vary depending on the intake.

Feb 2, 2026 | Sept 21, 2026

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English

Scholarships

Up to 50%

Campus

Madrid, Paris, Heidelberg, Tampa

Study BSc in International Hospitality
and Tourism Management

With tourism and hospitality contributing 10% of the global economy in 2024 (WTTC), this industry is one of the world’s largest and fastest-growing sectors. Our Bachelor of Science in International Hospitality and Tourism Management degree program equips you to thrive in this dynamic global field.

  • Future-Focused Curriculum: Master international hospitality operations, sustainable tourism, event management, and customer experience while developing critical leadership and business skills.
  • Industry Experience in Global Tourism Hubs: Study in world-renowned destinations like Spain, France, Germany, and the USA, gaining first-hand exposure to diverse hospitality environments.
  • Real-World Learning: Participate in field trips, industry workshops, and internships with hotels, resorts, and tourism companies to apply your knowledge in real-life settings.
Key Skills
  • Event Planning
  • Tourism Strategy
  • Cross-Cultural Understanding
  • Sustainability
  • International Operations
  • Entrepreneurship
  • Ethical Business Practices
Professional Growth Partners

Why a Bachelor’s in International Hospitality and Tourism Management at Schiller?

Work Experience in the U.S.

Stay in the U.S. for 12 months after graduation and apply your degree in real jobs with Optional Practical Training (OPT).

International Accreditation

U.S. and European accreditation with our university partnerships that opens worldwide opportunities.

Stay Ahead in the Industry

Learn platforms like Google Cloud and AWS that drive the sector.

Innovation & Tourism

Explore how data-driven decision-making and sustainable practices are reshaping tourism and hospitality on a global scale.

Why Study at Schiller?

Decades of Success

Rely on Schiller’s six decades of proven academic excellence.

U.S. Degree Recognized Everywhere

Graduate with an American degree that employers worldwide respect.

Your Education, Your Route

Start in Madrid, finish in Paris — or wherever you choose with intercampus mobility.

Learn By Doing

Tackle real-world projects within the tourism industry that sharpen practical skills.

Get Involved

Explore language clubs, leadership roles, and student events.

Learn From Practitioners

Your professors are professionals actively working in their fields.

Words from Our Alumni

Find out what our alumni say about their experiences at Schiller International University!

Farida Elashmawy

BS International Hospitality and Tourism Management Egypt

Maya Sabanegh

MA International Relations and Diplomacy Spain

A Schiller University Alumnus: Donald Valicenti, BA in International Relations and Diplomacy

Donald Valicenti

BA International Relations and Diplomacy USA

Tácito Cury

MA International Relations and Diplomacy Spain

Maddison Jefferis

BS International Business USA

Study Plan

American Curriculum

As a U.S.-accredited university, no matter what your program is, every student studies the same general education courses in year 1, meaning that you still have the opportunity to switch programs in year 2 without having to restart your studies.

Intensive Course System

Our course system allows you to take advantage of extracurricular workshops, internships, and student life. At Schiller, you will study on campus for six hours a day, two days a week.

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Duration

4 years

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Credits

120 American Credits (240 ECTS)

General Education Courses

General Education Courses

Course Name American Credits*
Behavioral Psychology and Wellbeing 3
Introduction to Big Data and Artificial Intelligence 3
Beginning Foreign Language I 3
English Composition 3
European Modern History 3
College Mathematics 3
Course Name American Credits*
Global Perspectives on International Relations 3
Introduction to International Business 3
Beginning Foreign Language II 3
Public Speaking 3
College Research and Writing 3
Science and Society 3

*3 American credits equivalent to 6 ECTS (European Credit Transfer System)

These form the core curriculum of your degree program. They're designed to give you a well-rounded education and provide a broad foundation of knowledge. General education courses help you build critical thinking, communication, quantitative reasoning, and cultural literacy skills.

Course Name American Credits*
Behavioral Psychology and Wellbeing 3
Introduction to Big Data and Artificial Intelligence 3
Beginning Foreign Language I 3
English Composition 3
Course Name American Credits*
Global Perspectives on International Relations 3
Introduction to International Business 3
Beginning Foreign Language II 3
Public Speaking 3

*3 American credits equivalent to 6 ECTS (European Credit Transfer System)

Knowledge Area Courses

Knowledge Area Courses+

Course Name American Credits*
Accounting I 3
Accounting II 3
Ethics and Law in International Business 3
International Marketing 3
Business Finance 3
Sustainable Development 3
Communication and Negotiation Skills 3
Statistics 3
Human Resources Management 3
International Business Policy 3
Entrepreneurship and New Ventures 3
Final Thesis/Project I 3
Final Thesis/Project II 3
Course Name American Credits*
Capstone Final Thesis/Project 3
Principles of Microeconomics 3
Principles of Macroeconomics 3
Cross-Cultural Communication 3
Introduction to Tourism and Hospitality 3
Front Office Management 3
Food and Beverage Management 3
Convention and Event Management 3
E-Commerce and Management in Hospitality and Tourism 3
Internship 3
Applied Mathematics and Data Analysis 3
Fundamentals of Marketing 3
   

*3 American credits equivalent to 6 ECTS (European Credit Transfer System)

These courses are specific to your chosen field of study. With knowledge area courses, you will develop expertise in one academic field and build a professional foundation through practical learning.

Course Name American Credits*
Ethics and Law in International Business 3
Sustainable Development 3
Accounting I 3
Capstone Final Thesis/Project 3
Course Name American Credits*
Communication and Negotiation Skills 3
Applied Mathematics and Data Analysis 3
Principles of Microeconomics 3
International Marketing 3

*3 American credits equivalent to 6 ECTS (European Credit Transfer System)

Elective Courses

Elective Courses+

Course Name American Credits*
Leadership and Decision-Making 3
Import-Export Operations 3
Business Project Plan 3
Multinational Enterprise 3
Sales Management and E-Commerce 3
Economic Geography 3
Resources and the Environment 3
Cross-Cultural Communication Project 3
Course Name American Credits*
Intermediate Foreign Policy I 3
Intermediate Foreign Policy II 3
Advanced Foreign Language I 3
Advanced Foreign Language II 3
Modern Diplomacy 3
The European Union 3
Global Trends in International Relations 3
Organizational Psychology 3

*3 American credits equivalent to 6 ECTS (European Credit Transfer System)

These classes fall outside of your general education requirements. Elective courses count toward the total number of credits needed to graduate but are not dictated by a required curriculum path. They allow you to explore personal interests or gain career-boosting skills like coding, public speaking, or a second language.

Course Name American Credits*
Import-Export Operations 3
Leadership and Decision-Making 3
Business Project Plan 3
Economic Geography 3
Course Name American Credits*
Sales Management and E-Commerce 3
Economic Geography 3
Intermediate Foreign Policy I 3
Resources and the Environment 3

*3 American credits equivalent to 6 ECTS (European Credit Transfer System)

Career Boosters

Internships Without Waiting

Land internships from year one, giving you a head start in the job market.

Beyond the Textbook

Experience firsthand exposure to today’s experts and their groundbreaking work.

Certified for Success

Gain career-ready certifications from top names as part of your degree. Employers notice students who go the extra mile.

Tourism Trends, Global Impact

Stay at the forefront of industry trends while managing operations across international settings.

Soft Skills Mastery

Build essential skills in communication, teamwork, and ethical decision-making that define modern hospitality professionals.

International Partnerships

Learn from recognized hospitality giants like Radisson, and take part in real industry challenges.​

Your Career Launchpad

Our career services team connects you with jobs, internships, and opportunities worldwide.

Your Future in
Hospitality & Tourism

Enter a global industry with endless opportunities!

$129K

Operations Manager Avg. Annual Salary

10.3%

Job Market
Growth

350M

Travel & Tourism Sector Jobs Globally

85%

Our Graduate Employment Mission

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

Experiential Methodology is key to develop a global mindset because we live in a world basically with no barriers expect one, and that is culture. At Schiller, you learn how to deal with culture through a global mindset.

Jose B. Pinto

Program Lead - International Hospitality and Tourism Management

Dual Degrees for Schiller Students    

Meaning

An accredited dual degree is a single academic degree program that meets the standards of and is accredited by both the European Union and the United States.

Advantage

Your degree will be recognized by the U.S. and all 27 EU member states, opening doors for work and further study across continents.

Value

Your qualification will be respected and accepted in both major educational and employment systems, giving you unmatched flexibility in where you work, live, or study next.

How it Works

You can earn a dual degree in BSc in International Hospitality and Tourism Management through our partnership with the University of Roehampton:

Discover Our Campuses

Our BSc in International Hospitality and Tourism Management is available at the following campuses:

Move Between International Campuses

As a Bachelor's student at Schiller, you have the opportunity to seamlessly transfer between campuses after year 1

With the option to study abroad, you get to immerse yourself in new cultures while building a global network of professional and personal connections.

Discover Our Campuses

Our BSc in International Hospitality and Tourism Management is offered at our Madrid, Paris, Heidelberg, and Tampa campuses. As an international student at Schiller, you can also seamlessly transfer between campuses after year 1!

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Tampa Campus

400 N Tampa St, Suite #1700, Tampa, FL, 33602, United States
+1 877-298-9078

Madrid Campus

Paseo de Recoletos, 35, Madrid, 28004, Spain
+34 914-482-488

Paris Campus

55 Avenue Hoche, Paris, 75008, France
+33 1 45-38-56-01

Heidelberg Campus

Bergheimer Str. 58, 69115 Heidelberg, Germany
+49 6221 123456

Schiller by the numbers

20,000+

Alumni

130+

Nationalities

60

Years of Experience

4

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Accreditations

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