Bachelor of Hospitality and Hotel Administration (Swiss Diploma) (HTMi-Switzerland) (BHHA-Swiss)

The Neotia University (TNU) is a renowned pedestal for education in eastern India. The Ambuja Neotia group is already a hospitality major with its hotels, resorts, and restaurants, It is but natural that the expertise gained over the years is well utilized in BSc in Hospitality education and training. The School of Hospitality and Culinary Art (SHCA) is located inside the sprawling TNU campus. SHCA offers courses in Bachelor of  Hospitality Administration with/without Swiss Diploma and B.Sc. in Culinary Art. In keeping with the established high standards of the group, the facilities at SHCA can be compared to the best in the world. The food production laboratory, the training restaurants, the classrooms, and the central library – all are commissioned with state-of-the-art equipment and provide maximum comfort to both learner and trainer. The team of faculty can be rated as one of the best in the country with each one having quality experience in both industry and teaching. Another useful advantage a student may gain is the on-campus residential facility. Twin-sharing accommodation with four nutritious meals in a day, coupled with the serene university environment, provides a student with a unique experience of comprehensive learning.

Hotel and Tourism Management Institute (HTMi), Switzerland, is a leading hotel management institute in the world, preparing students for a management career in the global hospitality industry. HTMi is the academic partner of TNU and jointly runs the undergraduate course. As a leader in the field of BSc in Hospitality studies, HTMi provides TNU not only with the design content of the course & teaching expertise but monitors the process with stringent audits & evaluations of performance also. Each student of BHA (with a Swiss Diploma) will be awarded a qualifying certificate at the end of each year by HTMi. Armed with a degree from TNU & Diploma from HTMi, the doors to international placement would be readily open for an SHCA student.