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IMI University Centre – International Management Institute Switzerland:
IMI University Centre – International Management Institute Switzerland is a leading accredited hotel management school in Lucerne, only one hour from Zurich by car. We provide a range of undergraduate and graduate hospitality programs, including an internationally-recognised Master of Business Administration (MBA) in International Hotel Management. Our MBA degree program is taught in English to students from around the world. It is designed for students with qualifications and / or experience in hospitality management who wish to develop their skills and understanding of the industry in preparation for intermediate and middle management positions.

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MBA in International Hotel Management - Taught in English:
Course Duration: 22-week residential course followed by a 22-week non-residential programme for the field consulting project or dissertation. There are 4 intakes per year: January, March, July and October.  

The core focus is on strategic management, with subjects including enterprise development, strategic international marketing management, project appraisal and feasibility studies, business cultures in developing new markets. The aim of the program is to equip students with the professional and sector specific skills to eventually enter higher management levels in the hospitality industry by focusing on those subjects that relate to the internationalisation of hospitality and hotel companies.

Programme Content:
- International Strategic Management
- Global Hospitality Management
- Services Marketing and e-business
- Financial Management for Services
- Entrepreneurship and Innovation
- Business Research Methods
- Dissertation or Field Consulting Project

Accreditation:
IMI courses are validated by our British partner - Manchester Metropolitan University, and students, who successfully accomplish our programme, receive two degrees - from IMI University Centre, Switzerland, and from Manchester Metropolitan University, UK.