Hotel and Restaurant Management Program
Field of Study
Hotel and Restaurant Management
Program Code
7810103
Specialization
Hotel and Restaurant Management
Training Level
Undergraduate
Program Duration
4.0 years
✈️ Admissions Information
Code:
HHK
Program Code for Admission:
7810103
Quota:
#
Type of Program:
Full-time Undergraduate
Target Applicants:
High school graduates
Admission Requirements:
In accordance with the current regulations of the Ministry of Education and Training and the training regulations of the Vietnam Aviation Academy
✈️ GENERAL OBJECTIVE/GOAL
SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES
PO1:
Provides learners with foundational to advanced knowledge in tourism, hotel, restaurant, and aviation services to meet the development needs of the tourism and aviation industries in Vietnam, the region, and internationally.
PO2:
Equips learners with professional skills, language proficiency, IT skills, and critical thinking abilities, enabling them to apply these in solving problems in management and organizational operations.
PO3:
Cultivates a sense of professional ethics, lifelong learning, and self-directed growth in learners.
✈️ CAREER OPPORTUNITIES AFTER GRADUATION
Program Learning Outcomes
Knowledge
PLO1: Apply knowledge in social sciences, culture, politics, law, technology, and understanding of issues in tourism, hospitality, and food service management.

PLO2: Analyze management trends, business operations, technology, market demands, and organizational resources by applying concepts, theories, models, and approaches in tourism, hospitality, and food service industries.

PLO3: Evaluate the impact of environmental factors, diversity, and globalization on organizations and decision-making in tourism, hospitality, and food service fields. Assess the significance of these influences on organizations and business decisions.

PLO4: Design strategies, plans, and operations for hotel, restaurant, and food service management that bring benefits to customers, communities, and society.
Skill-Based Learning Outcomes
PLO5: Communicate effectively across various contexts and through multiple methods.

PLO6: Coordinate effectively with others, whether as a team member or an inspiring leader.

PLO7: Integrate advanced skills, techniques, and technology into managing and operating sectors within tourism, hospitality, and food services.

PLO8: Combine synthesis, analysis, and data processing activities to develop solutions for issues in tourism, hospitality, and food services.
Autonomy and Responsibility
PLO9: Adhere to legal, ethical, and professional standards and social responsibility, while guiding and supervising others in task completion.

PLO10: Adapt to changing contexts, orient toward the future, and commit to lifelong learning.
✈️ GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
✈️ DEGREE

Degree Awarded Upon Graduation

Graduation Title: Bachelor

Bachelor of Tourism and Travel Services Management

Training Program Structure

Total Credits Required: 120 credits (excluding Physical Education, National Defense Education, and soft skills courses), with the following breakdown:

TRAINING PROGRAM STRUCTURE
1. General Education Knowledge
1.1. Political Theory (11 Credits)
1.2. Natural Sciences, Social Sciences, and Humanities (2 Credits)
1.3. Foreign Language (12 Credits)
1.4. Physical Education (non-credit)
1.5. National Defense and Security Education (non-credit)
25 Credits
2. Professional Education Knowledge
2.1. Foundational Industry Knowledge (25 Credits)
2.2. Industry-Specific Knowledge (23 Credits)
2.3. Specialized Knowledge (39 Credits)
2.4. Internship and Thesis/Capstone Project (8 Credits)
95 Credits

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