The hospitality industry, including hotels, is growing rapidly around the world. Compared to Switzerland, which has a longstanding reputation, the reputation of the hotel management program in British universities is a little less prestigious. But even so, there are still some universities in the UK that have hospitality programs. According to the Times ranking, the top ten hospitality schools in the UK are Loughborough University (University of Loughborough), University of Birmingham (University of Birmingham), University of Exeter (University of Glasgow), University of Glasgow (University of Glasgow), University of London (University of London), University of London (University of London), University of London (University of London), University of London (University of London), University of London (University of London). University of Glasgow, University of Bangor, De Montfort University, University of Aberdeen, University of Bath, University of Leeds, and University of Birmingham. Liverpool John Moores University (11th), University of Surrey (20th) and Sheffield Hallam University (28th). We will highlight the following three schools for your consideration.

University of Surrey

The University of Surrey offers a Bachelor of Science in International Hospitality Management (BSc International Hospitality Management), which is a three- to four-year program, with the four-year program also including a year of field training. The program's instruction focuses on industry expertise, as well as business and management courses. In addition to providing students with an understanding of the key knowledge and skills of the hospitality industry, the school also provides students with on-site learning and work experience in the food service industry at its restaurants.

In the first year of study, students will focus on an overview of the hospitality industry, the products and services offered by the industry, as well as their characteristics, markets and customers. In the following years of study, students will learn how to be a manager in the hospitality industry in a hands-on environment. Controlling and managing the preparation and processing of food, service techniques and processes in the food and beverage industry, and how to ensure service quality and profitability will be the focus of students' learning.

To ensure that their hotel or restaurant meets the needs of the market, students will also learn how to manage the industry's assets and familiarize themselves with the operations and routes of the industry.

With its extensive industry connections, the school is also the only business school to have been awarded both the Association for the Advancement of Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB), the Association of Business Schools (AMBA) and the United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO).

Liverpool John Moores University

Liverpool John Moores University, with its Center for Tourism, Consumer and Food Studies, attracts many students from Singapore and Malaysia every year. The university offers a Bachelor of Arts in Tourism Leisure & Hospitality (BA Tourism Leisure & Hospitality) and a Master of Arts in Tourism and Leisure Management Development (MA in Tourism and Hospitality Management).

The MA is a one-year, full-time program with core courses in Current Issues in Hospitality Management, Tourism and Leisure: Customer Services Management, Sociological Research, and Social Studies. Its core courses include Current Issues in Hospitality Management, Tourism and Leisure: Customer Services Management, and Research Methods for Social Science Management, while its minor courses include Marketing for Tourism and Leisure and Work Based Learning. Minor programs include Marketing for Tourism and Leisure, Work Based Learning, etc.

University of Exeter

For those who have completed undergraduate courses in hospitality management or other related disciplines in China, the University of Exeter's postgraduate program in tourism is an opportunity for hospitality students to expand their knowledge. The University not only has a Tourism Research Center, but also offers postgraduate courses such as MSc Tourism, Development and Policy and PhD in Tourism.

The university's MSc Tourism, Development and Policy program focuses on the interrelationships between tourism policy, social development and environmental protection in the tourism industry. Students will focus on learning about the environment, planning, economics, market development, and sustainable development of tourism programs.

During the year-long program, students complete the courses Tourism Sector Dynamics, Tourist Behaviour: Theory and Practice, Quantitative Research Methods, and Tourism Policy and Policy. There are five compulsory courses including Tourism Sector Dynamics, Tourist Behaviour: Theory and Practice, Quantitative Research Methods, and Tourism Policy and Strategy, as well as elective courses including Sustainable Tourism Management and Event Management. Students pursuing these programs can also apply for a variety of scholarships offered by the university.