United International Business School

BIM - Bachelor in International Management - Hospitality Management

Program duration: 3 up to 4 years, full-time
Program format: Full-time, Part-time, On-campus, Online, Hybrid
Program language: English
Degree awarded: BIM - Bachelor in International Management
Deadline: no deadline to apply
Locations: Amsterdam, Antwerp, Barcelona, Brussels, Geneva, Madrid, Milan, Tokyo, Zurich
Starting dates: 8

Program Duration

Full-time students can earn a Bachelor's degree in 3 academic years (9 months each) with a total of 9 quarters of 20 credits each, or in 4 academic years with 12 quarters of 15 credits each when spreading the workload.

Kick-start your studies up to 8 times per year

Students can choose from multiple starting dates in the fall, winter, spring, and summer each academic year. The modular course design and program structure allow for optimal education planning.

With the program's flexibility, multiple starting dates are available in October, November, January, February, April, May, July, or August. All campuses follow the same academic calendar.

Study Destinations

Students can transfer between campuses on a quarterly basis with guaranteed program compatibility. Our quarter-based academic calendar allows for a continuous study-abroad experience across Europe and Asia.

Our 9 global campus locations are based in Amsterdam, Antwerp, Barcelona, Brussels, Geneva, Madrid, Milan, Tokyo, and Zurich.

Campuses are all located in the city center of exciting destinations. Students are encouraged to transfer between campuses for one or more quarters or may choose a single campus. Those preferring shorter periods abroad can join seminar courses taught by visiting professors at several campuses throughout the academic year.

Accreditation

Upon successful completion of the study program, students receive an international private BIM - Bachelor in International Management - Hospitality Management degree awarded by the school's headquarters in Zurich, Switzerland, based on the recommendation of the faculty of the local campuses where credits were earned.