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The Hospitality and Tourism industry is predicted to triplein size within the next fifteen years and to be the world'slargest industry by the year 2020. According to the worldTravel and Tourism Council, travelers will spend US$ 5 billionevery day. There will be a great demand for well qualifiedstaff with exciting and rewarding career opportunitieswaiting in almost every country around the world. Switzerland has a long-established and outstanding reputation forexcellence in Hospitality Education. Many of the world's successfulhoteliers have been educated in this beautiful and safe country.Established in 1984, HIM, Hotel Institute Montreux, was one of

Switzerland's first schools to offer hotel management programmes inEnglish. Since then, HIM has grown considerably and is today considered one ofSwitzerland's finest and best known Hotel ManagementSchools. In two modern campuses in the unique city centre location ofmetropolitan Montreux, we offer high quality academic programmes andexceptional facilities.

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HIM is 100% Swiss owned, which ensures our commitment to the Swiss Hospitality Tradition. This, combinedwith our strong link to a leading US Management University - Northwood University - guarantees that at HIMyou will develop world famous Swiss hospitality skills and the latest American management practices. This successful education concept, together with HIM's reputation and strong alumni network in more than 80countries, ensures that you will be in great demand when you graduate and you will be able to build a successfulcareer in the ever booming hospitality industry. Jeanny Wildi, Academic Dean




Reputation HIM has built an excellent reputation worldwide for providing up-to-date hospitality programmes of outstanding quality. Alumni Since its opening in 1984, thousands of students have graduatedfrom our institute and now hold important positions within thehospitality industry. Many of our graduates are members of ourAlumni Association currently active in more than 80 countries

around the world. Links to the Hospitality Industry HIM maintains strong links with leaders in the hospitality industryto ensure that the curricula correspond to the latest requirementsand developments of the industry. Registration HIM is officially registered in the "Handelsregister", Cantonde Vaud, Switzerland as a private Hotel Management School.

Advisory Board HIM has a strong advisory board consisting of • Dr. David Gray, Assistant Director, Higher Education,

University of Derby College, Buxton, UK• Professor Nigel Hemmington, Head of School of Services

Management, Bournemouth University• Mr. Gilles Honegger, Director of HR for the Accor Group• Dr. Andreas Kunzli, Managing Director, SEG, Swiss Education

Group

• Mr. Jacques Levy-Bonvin, International Hospitality Consultant• Mr. Philippe Rossiter, CEO of HCIMA• Dr. Bob Serum, Vice President of Academics and Dean of

International Programmes, Northwood University• Mr. Michael Smithuis, General Manager, Raffles Le Montreux

Palace• Mr. Mike Stapleton, UK Corporate Affairs, Director of Compass

Group PLC• Dr. Craig Thompson, Academic Director, SEG, Swiss Education

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Northwood University/US The HIM BBA (Dual Major) Degree programme is awarded byNorthwood University, which has campuses in Michigan, Floridaand Texas. In the publication "America's Best Colleges 2004",US News & World Report selected Northwood University as one ofAmerica's top schools for business education.

SEG Member HIM is part of SEG, Swiss Education Group, a group ofSwitzerland's Leading Hospitality Management Schools. Awide range of advantages and benefits are offered to studentsstudying at SEG institutions. Please refer to page 18 for additionalinformation.




Official Language English is the official medium of instruction at HIMalthough the language of the region is French. Faculty All lecturers are well qualified and experienced in boththe field they are teaching and in delivering educationto international students. All lecturers participate

frequently in staff development programmes. Many ofthe HIM lecturers have worked for numerous years in ourinstitution. Study Mentor In year one, students have the option to request a studymentor, usually a third year or BBA student, to helpovercome any initial study difficulties.

English Foundation Programmes For students whose level of English is below the indicatedentry requirement, we recommend the partially sponsoredSEG English Preparatory Programme offered in the SEGlanguage centre in Leysin. Duration is 4 to 16 weeks. Pleaserefer to the price-list for details. Teaching Material HIM uses up-to-date teaching materials to ensure that thecontent of every programme is "State-of-the-Art". Transfer Agreements HIM has transfer agreements with Cornell University,University of South Carolina, University of Nevada, FloridaInternational University and Johnson & Wales, amongothers.


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Internships Years 1 and 2 of the main programme and the post-graduate programmes include a 4 - 6 month paidinternship either in Switzerland or overseas. Internshipsoffer a unique opportunity to enhance both the acquiredpractical and language skills as students will normally dotheir internship either in the French or German speakingpart of Switzerland. These skills are highly sought after inthe hospitality industry. Internship Office The HIM Internship Office assists students in findingemployment in a hotel or restaurant in Switzerland. TheHIM Internship Officer will visit the students on internship

and is always available for any assistance required duringthe placement.

Salary By law, Swiss employers are required to remuneratestudents at prevailing industry trainee rates. Gross salaryper month: CHF 2075.- to CHF 2450.-. Deductions forfood, accommodation, tax and insurance are about CHF1000.-. Internship Overseas Students have the opportunity to complete their internshipoverseas. The Internship Office offers assistance in theseplacements.




Programme Focus The programme develops hospitality and managementskills. Hospitality skills are taught in a traditional, yetdynamic Swiss manner providing you with expertisein food and beverage service, front office operations,housekeeping and rooms division. As HIM graduatesare prepared for top-end management positions, theprogramme does not include food production (kitchen) or

housekeeping practical sessions. However these subjectsare addressed in theoretical classes, which include manydemonstrations.

Management skills are developed using an Americanmethod which provides expertise in hospitality manage-ment know-how and an in-depth knowledge of the keymanagement subjects of Human Resource Management,Finance and Marketing which are essential for futureindustry leaders. Programme Structure Years 1 and 2 include a 5 month academic term followedby 4 - 6 month paid internship (page 7). This combinationallows both the theoretical and practical aspects ofhospitality management to be developed.




Starting Dates Courses start early February and early September each year.

Teaching Hours Year 1: 33 hours per week, Year 2: 30 hours per week,Year 3: 30 hours per week. Entry Requirements • Min. age: 18 years • English: TOEFL 500+ or IELTS 5.0or HIM English Test 56+ points • Students must havesuccessfully completed their high school diploma • Forstudents with a lower level of English, we recommend ourpartially sponsored English Preparatory courses (insertion). Qualifications Students in the three year programme are awarded three

internationally recognised qualifications:

• The Swiss Higher Diploma in International HotelManagement

• The American Hotel and Lodging Association(AH&LA) Diploma in Hotel Management (optional)

• American BBA Degree (Dual Major) in BusinessManagement & Hotel, Restaurant and ResortManagement (Northwood University)

Three different qualifications and two work referenceletters from the internships in Swiss or internationalrestaurants/hotels give HIM students a uniquecompetitive advantage when applying for employment inthe hospitality industry. Progression After successful completion of the BBA Degree suitablyqualified students can progress to the Master's in BusinessAdministration (page 11).




PGD in Hotel Management The PGD (Postgraduate Diploma) in Hotel Managementis designed to meet the needs of applicants consideringentry into non-operational positions within the hospitalityindustry or further study. This comprehensive programmeprovides graduates with a broad theoretical understandingof hotel management. PGD in Hotel Operations Management The PGD (Postgraduate Diploma) in Hotel OperationsManagement is designed to meet the needs of applicantsconsidering entry into operational positions within thehospitality industry. This comprehensive programme

provides graduates with a broad practical understandingof hotel operations management. Programme Structure The Postgraduate Diploma Programmes include an optional

4 to 6 month paid internship (please refer to page 7)

Starting Dates Courses start early February and early September eachyear. Teaching Hours • 30 - 36 hours per week (including practicals). Entry Requirements • Min. age: 21 years• English: TOEFL 525+ or IELTS 5.5 or HIM English Test

62+ points• Bachelor's degree in any discipline or at least 3 years

work experience in a supervisory position in thehospitality or any other industry.

Qualifications • Postgraduate Diploma in Hotel Management or in Hotel

Operations Management




Masters of Business Administration The intensive 40 week MBA program is designed forhigh-caliber students from undergraduate programmesand companies across the globe. The programmeprepares students to not only survive in today's complexglobal economy, but also to drive change within it.DeVos graduates are poised to excel and surpass theircounterparts in their careers more rapidly than could everbe anticipated. We achieve this feat by empowering our students withcutting-edge management skills and strategies through

a hands-on educational experience. The integratedcurriculum employs the Harvard case study learningapproach. Our discussion based methodology inspiresMBA candidates to "learn management by practicingmanagement." You will learn from: • Faculty with executive experience • Intensive case-study• Sharing ideas with fellow MBA candidates from accrossthe globe • Personal development and growth.

Starting Dates Early August each year. Teaching Hours Teaching hours: The programme is taught in five modulesof eight weeks each. Courses are delivered as two weekseminars e.g. Course I in weeks 1 and 5, Course II inweeks 2 and 6 and Course III in weeks 3 and 7 of eachmodule. Weeks 4 and 8 of each module are dedicated toon-line, tutorial or group work. Entry Requirements • Completion of a bachelor's degree • Completion of theGMAT (Graduate Management Admissions Test) • TOEFLscore of 550 or equivalent • Demonstration of significantcareer aspirations and personal motivation. Qualification • Master's in Business Administration awarded by RichardDeVos Graduate School of Management at NorthwoodUniversity.




Hotel Europe & Hotel Miramonte HIM is housed in two former hotels, the "Europe" and"Miramonte", both of which have been fully renovated andequipped to provide state-of-the-art learning facilities. The central location of "Hotel Europe" and "HotelMiramonte" makes student life very convenient. The main

train station, the post office, shopping centres, coffeeshops, restaurants and pubs or the famous "Quai desFleurs" are all within five minutes walking distance of theschool. The HIM Academic Center is located in the building nextto HIM, "Hotel Europe". The LRC, Learning Resource

Centre as well as the GCC, Graduate Career Centre can bereached within a two minute walking distance. Accommodation Students have the choice of the following accommodationoptions: a) Double or Single Superior Deluxe Rooms Accommodation in "Hotel Europe" or "Hotel Miramonte" incomfortable, refurbished rooms with bath or shower anda spectacular lake view. Rooms are equipped with TV,VCR, Hifi System, wireless internet access and telephonefor incoming calls.




b) Double or Single Deluxe Rooms Accommodation in "Hotel Europe" or "Hotel Miramonte" inrefurbished rooms with bath or shower and a spectacularlake view, wireless internet access and telephone forincoming calls. c) Double or Single Standard Rooms Accommodation in "Hotel Europe" or "Hotel Miramonte" instandard rooms with shared shower or bath and mountainview. d) Apartments Apartments are available upon request for studentsreturning for year 3 and BBA programmes. Double standard rooms are included in the indicated fees,a surcharge will apply to all other room categories (pleaserefer to the enclosed dates/fees sheet).

Meals Full board is provided throughout the week at "HotelEurope" and/or "Hotel Miramonte". Three meals are served from Monday to Friday, brunch anddinner on weekends. Students have the choice to eat ineither of the following restaurants: • "One5" French Training Restaurant in Hotel Europe• "Lakeside" Cafeteria in Hotel Europe• "Garden Cafe" Cafeteria in Hotel Miramonte

All meals in these restaurants are included in the fees. During the summer months, students have the optionto enjoy their meals on the "Panorama Terrace"overlooking Lake Geneva and the French Alps. The"Panorama Terrace" is also a great place to relax inthe evening and enjoy the sunset over Lake Geneva.




Student Committee The HIM Student Committee meets on a regular basiswith the school management to discuss ideas to furtherdevelop services offered to students.

In-house FacilitiesHotel Europe • Front Desk • Modern Lobby • "0ne5" French Restaurant• "Lakeside Cafe" Cafeteria • Internet Cafe • "CoffeeBeans" • Lakeside Garden • Panorama Terrace • 24hvending machines • Computer Room • Gym.

Hotel Miramonte • Front Desk • Student Lounge • "Garden Cafe" Cafeteria• Internet Cafe • Student Bar • Garden • 24h vendingmachines • Mini-Spa with Steam, Jacuzzi and Sauna •Volleyball • Basketball.

Facilities of both buildings are available to all HIM students. Sports & Excursions Athletic pursuits and social activities provide an importantbalance to academic study. For this reason HIM organisesprofessional visits, excursions and activities and hasspecial arrangements with local sporting facilities.




Sports and Activities • Tennis • Volleyball • Mountain Biking • Hiking •Swimming • Horse Riding • Gym • Water-skiing • BBQ's• In-house-Parties • International Night • Coffee Beans •Pubs • Discos • Cinemas • Concerts.

Excursions and Professional Visits • Lausanne • Geneva • Berne • Chillon Castle • OlympicMuseum • Exhibitions • Hotel Tours • Workshops •Seminars.




GCC, Graduate Career Centre GCC has an office within two minutes walking distancefrom HIM and is open during normal office hours. TheGCC staff members visit HIM at the beginning of eachintake to make a presentation about services provided. Recruitment Events GCC arranges a number of recruitment events at HIM.Large hotel chains and recruitment agencies from manydifferent parts of the world visit HIM to present theirorganisation and recruit for available positions. Interviewsessions are arranged after the event and a signedcontract is often the final outcome for the student.

Placement of students GCC is very successful in placing students in key positionsin leading hotels around the world. During the last 12months, students have been placed in • Marriott • Accor• Shangri-La • Inter-Continental Hotels • Ritz-Carlton •Hyatt • Four Seasons • Hilton • Sheraton • Kempinski •Moevenpick • Fairmont Hotels... to mention just a few. HIM has a strong alumni network in over 80 countries.Alumni keep in touch and are informed through our HIMAlumni website, the regular newsletter and Alumni eventsorganised in Switzerland and around the world. Alumniprovide job opportunities for new graduates and also haveaccess to positions advertised by GCC.




All SEG member schools are officially registered in Switzerlandand are 100 % Swiss owned, which ensures that your educationis based upon the famous Swiss Tradition, you benefit from the"Swiss Hospitality Touch" and your qualification will be fully

recognised worldwide.

SEG graduates are in high demand on the international jobmarket! The SEG Graduate Career Centre enjoys very stronglinks with the leading hotel chains. Students also have direct

access to these organisations at recruitment events offeredregularly in all member schools. The combined SEG Alumni,boasting many thousands of members, is an additional potentialsource for future employment opportunities.

All SEG member schools are subject to stringent academic qualityassurance and create the renowned high level Swiss Education.To prepare you in the best possible way for an international

career, you will be awarded a Swiss qualification in addition to aBA or MA Degree from a leading British or American University.This dual Swiss/American or Swiss/British qualifications opensdoors to leading positions in the booming hospitality industryeverywhere in the World!

The learning environment plays an important role in your learningoutcome. SEG schools offer a wide range of services includingsocial care, medical assistance, student support centres, sport

and leisure activities and some of the very best facilities, all ofwhich are regularly updated and developed.

SEG wants you to succeed with your studies! The SEG Foundationprogramme is a great option to improve your English level andto prepare yourself for the first year of study. What is more, SEGsubsidises the major part of the cost of these programmes.

SEG member schools have adapted their study programmes tothe needs of international students. The intensive programmesoffer up to thirty teaching hours a week, as compared to twentyhours a week or less offered in more traditional institutions.Our fully recognised BA/BBA Degree programmes can thereforebe completed in only 3 or 4 academic terms/semesters (plusinternships), which means a lower cost/investment and an earlierstart into your career.




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Dates and Fees

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Included in t he Fees1) Enrolment Documents, Residence Permit, VAT, Visitor Tax

Enrolment DocumentsThe following documents are issued for each successful applicant:

• Provisional Acceptance Letter

This letter is sent out immediately after receiving your enrolment.

• Confirmation Letter/InvoiceAfter we have received your deposit payment of CHF 3.000.- -insurance, CHF 3.300.- - we will send you the confirmation letter.

Residence Permit/Visitor TaxHIM will apply for your residence permit as soon as you arrive in Switzerland. All costs to the authoritiesare included. Foreign nationals staying in Switzerland for more than one week have to pay a daily taxto the local authorities. HIM covers this tax.

VATAll expenses for VAT (Value Added Tax) are covered in your fees.

2) Pre-Departure Assistance, Introduction Week-end

Pre-Departure Orientation SessionIn many countries, HIM or its local representatives organise Pre-Departure orientation sessions about2 weeks before leaving for Switzerland.

Welcome DeskDuring arrival weekend, HIM has a Welcome Desk in Geneva Airport to provide HIM students with anyhelp they may require on arrival in Switzerland. HIM organises transportation from Geneva Airport toMontreux, at an additional charge of CHF 175.- one way.

10 Introduction Workshops10 Check-in Workshops are organised on Saturday and Sunday of the arrival weekend to help studentsto get important information about their stay in Switzerland.

3) Academics

TuitionTuition by qualified and experienced lecturers. The number of lessons depend on selected program and year of study (please refer to brochure for details).

Books & Teaching MaterialExcellent, modern, up-to-date books, as well as all required teaching materials are included in the fees.

Academic GuidanceThe Program Leaders or Academic Dean guide students through the academic term and are avail able to solve any academic problems that may occur.

Study Advisor1st and 2nd year students with initial dif ficulties in certain sub jects can request a study advisor, who is normally a student of the same nationality. A maximumof 10 hours per semester is covered by HIM, additional hours are charged at CHF 10.- per hour.

Prog ess Reports, Record of Achievement2 progress reports per semester are given directly to students. Parents/agents may request to receive a copy by fax for a pre-paid cost of CHF 40.-/report.TheRecord of Achievement is issued at the end of the semester and sent to the student on internship.

InternetStudents have free access to the internet in either the Internet Cafe, the internet computer room or by using the wireless internet access with the airportmodem.

LibraryStudents have free access to the Library. An experienced librarian is available to of fer assistance.

Graduation & Final QualificationAt the end of the chosen academic programme, graduates, relatives and friends are invited to participate in the Award Ceremony.

4) Internship Services

The HIM Internship Of fice assists students inthe 1st year of the Main Program and the PGDProgram to find an internship in Switzerland.

CV Interview/Job Interviews/WorkContractDuring the CV Interview, the Internship Of ficerwill discuss with each student individually her/his Curriculum Vitae and update it in the HIMdatabase. As soon as a hotel/restaurant con-firms interest, a job interview will be arranged.Students will be provided with details regardingthe location of the interview and requested prep-aration. The work contract is then signed directlybetween the employer and the student.

Assistance during InternshipThe HIM Internship Of fice remains available tooffer any assistance or help requested duringthe internship.

Internship Visits

An HIM Internship Of ficer normally visits thestudents during the internship.

Assistance for 2nd/3rd year students2nd year students are encouraged to find theirown internship as part of their academic skillsdevelopment. However, the Internship Of ficeremains available if help is requested.

Internship ReportThe Internship Of fice establishes, together withthe employer, an Internship report at the endof the employment.

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6) Meals

MealsAll meals are included 7 days/week: 3 meals from Monday - Friday, Brunch and Dinner on weekends.Students can choose either of the 3 HIM food outlets.

“Lakeside” Caf eteriaThe International Buffet Cafeteria in “Europe” serves a range of Western and, on occasions, Asianfood. A salad buf fet is also available.

French Restaurant - “One5” The French Training Restaurant in “Europe” serves traditional French food from an “A la Carte” Menu.

“Garden Café”

The Self-Service Cafeteria in “Miramonte” serves a variety of international food.

Special Diet• For vegetarians, a special main course is available.• For students who cannot eat pork or beef due to religious reasons, other choices will be available.

7) Leisure

FacilitiesAll facilities as described in the brochure areavailable to students.

Sports clubsStudents can join any of the sports clubs whichinclude volleyball, soccer, basketball.

Excursions2 optional excursions per term are included inthe fees: One professional visit (visit to a hotelor a tradefair), one shopping/sightseeing coachexcursion.

In-house PartiesA number of in-house parties and activities areorganised by the Student Committee and oftensponsored by HIM. A special major event is the

“International Night”.

8) Insurance and SocialAssistance

InsuranceStudents are covered during the academicterm against illness and accident. Details of the insurance conditions are stated in theStudent Handbook. Students keep this sameinsurance during their internship and benefitfrom a discounted monthly premium of app.CHF 110.-/month.

Social AssistanceOur student counsellor is available for any per-sonal or medical assistance required. For serious

situations, she will arrange a doctor’s visit.

9) HIM Business Suit & Uniforms

The following suit/uniform is included for 1styear and PGD students:

- 1 business suit (1 jacket plus 1 pair of trousersor 1 skirt)

10) After Graduation Services & Alumni

After GraduationHIM prides itself on its graduate placementservices. HIM runs a fulltime Placement Of ficewhich assists students to find opportunities foremployment after graduation.

AlumniMembership to the HIM Alumni is included forgraduate students. Alumni events are organisedin many countries around the world.

5) AccommodationRoomsIncluded in the fees is accommodation in Standard Double rooms. HIM also of fers a range of moreexclusive rooms.

Standard Rooms• Located in “Europe” or “Miramonte” or in an annex building • Shared bathroom/shower/toilet.

Double Standard Room: included in fees Single Standard Room: + CHF 2.250.-

Deluxe Rooms• Located in “Europe” or “Miramonte” • Bathroom/toilet.

Double Deluxe Room + CHF 1.700.- Single Deluxe Room + CHF 3.400.-

Superior Deluxe Rooms• Located in “Europe” or “Miramonte” • View on Lake Geneva • Bathroom/toilet • TV, VCD, HiF

Double Superior Dlx Room + CHF 3.400.- Single Superior Dlx Room + CHF 4.500.-

Bedlinens/towelsBedlinens and towels are provided for all room categories. They are changed once per week by thehousekeeping department.

Cleaning of roomsRooms are cleaned once per week by the housekeeping department.

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ConditionsPayments:

Currency:Cancellations:

AH&LA:Swiss Degree:

Fees:English Prep.Programme:

Holidays:

Expulsion:Activities:Applicable Law:Jurisdiction:Other points:

STEP 1: ENROLMENT FORM Fill in the enrolment form and send it together with the followingdocuments to our local representative or to HIM:

1) Transcript of your previous education;

2) TOEFL, IELTS or HIM English placement test results;3) Work references if available;4) 3 passport size pictures;5) Copy of valid passport.

STEP 3: CONFIRMATION deposit payment. This document is needed to apply for the Visa.

Important: The balance of your school fees must reach theSchool’s accounts no later than 6 weeks before arrival. HIM isusually fully booked and does not guarantee the course placeany longer if the payments are not received on time. Single,have been received.

STEP 4: VISA APPLICATION For many countries outside Europe, it is necessary for thestudent to make an application for an entry visa to Switzerland.This procedure may take up to 8 weeks. Please check with thelocal Swiss Embassy.

STEP 2: PROVISIONAL ACCEPTANCE If your application is successful and the requested course is stillavailable, we will send the Provisional Acceptance within 1 week.

The deposit should then be paid within 4 weeks:CHF 3.300.- if cancellation insurance is requiredCHF 3.000.- if cancellation insurance is not required

If you receive the Provisional Acceptance 6 weeks or less priorto the commencement date, full fees should be transferred im-mediately. If the deposit is not paid on time, the course place

will no longer be guaranteed.

Payments can be made by bank draft, payable in Swiss Francs to HIM, Hotel Institute Montreux or by telegraphic transfer to: Banque Can-tonale Vaudoise, Case Postale 270, 1001 Lausanne, Switzerland. Account No: C 5008.84.67, IBAN Code: CH76 0076 7000 C500 8846 7,Swift: BCVLCH2L.Prices are given in Swiss Francs and payment should be made in this currency. Bank charges are not covered by HIM.Cancellations will be accepted only up to 8 weeks prior to the start of the course by registered mail. Students may make one transfer of theirdeposit or fees paid to another commencement date provided that a minimum of 8 weeks notice is given by registered mail. No refunds shallbe given if students choose to cancel their enrolments afterwards. For cancellations less than 8 weeks before course commencement, norefund will be made under any circumstances. We recommend that you take out our insurance to cover cancellation or early termination dueto medical reasons or accident (max. coverage: CHF 10.000.-). The current cost of this insurance is CHF 300.- per term and must be paid atthe same time as your deposit. If a student’s visa is refused by the Swiss Immigration, HIM will refund the full amount received in CHF butdeduct an administrative charge of CHF 250.-. Refunds will be made 6 weeks after the commencement date concerned. The deposit is notrefunded in any case (only if visa is refused).Students doing the 2 1/2 year programme have the option to take up the AH&LA Diploma for an additional cost of CHF 600.-.The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) degree is awarded by Northwood University which is accredited by the Higher Learning Com-mission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, one of the regional accrediting agencies for higher education in the UnitedNorthwood University’s BBA program at its campus in Switzerland, and this degree is formal recognition by HIM of the standards achievedby BBA graduates.Fees are reviewed yearly but can be subject to change at any time.The sponsored fees for the English foundation programme applies only for students who apply for a 1 to 4 year programme at HIM and only if fees for the foundation programme are paid together with the fees for the 1st year of study. No refund will be given should a student changeher/his mind and not continue with the main programme. Should a student not reach the required level at entry date, she/he will continuethe English programme at the sponsored price.(Usual price: CHF 900.-, SEG sponsoring CHF 500.- per week = CHF 400.- per week chargedto students.)Each term includes 2 or 3 weeks holiday normally at the end of term or during Christmas. HIM is not responsible for providing accommoda-tion outside in-school term time (18 weeks).HIM reserves the right to expel any student for constant violation of rules and regulations or for drug use or vandalism.HIM will not be held responsible for any extracurricular activities undertaken by students out of school-hours.Any dispute between HIM and the student will be subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of Lausanne, Switzerland.HIM reserves the right to alter dates, fees, curriculum or class hours without prior notice.

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Starting Dates:

Fees for Tuition, Accommodation and Meals

Diploma, Higher Diploma Program CHF 2 0.-

BBA Degree Program CHF 2 0.-

MBA Degree Program (2 terms of 18 weeks. Price indicated per term. Starting Date: ) CHF 24650.-

Postgraduate Diploma Program CHF 2 0.-

SEG Foundation/English Preparatory Program CHF 400.-*

(*price indicated per week, CHF 900.- minus SEG Sponsorship CHF 500.- = CHF 400.-)

Included in these fees: • Enrolment fees • Tuition • Accommodation in Double Standard Room • Fullboard 7 days/week in eitherof the 3 food-outlets. These fees cover the expenses for 1 academic term.

During the internship term, no fees are due to the school, but a monthly gross salary of CHF .- to CHF 2.450.- less deduc-

tions for meals, accommodation, insurance, tax = - net, can be earned every month.

Dat es an d Fees

SEG FOUNDATION/ENGLISH PREPARATORY PROGRAM

The partially-sponsored SEG Foundation Program is a great option to prepare yourself for the first year of study and to improveyour English. The usual fees for this program are CHF 900.-/week, however SEG, Swiss Education Group sponsors CHF 500.- if

you enrol for a 1 to 4 year program. These fees include tuition, accommodation (in double standard room), meals and all ad-

ditional charges. Duration: 4 - 16 weeks.

16 week program 2 .5. 0 CHF 6400.- 12 week program . 10.0 .6. 0 CHF 4800.-

8 week program 1 .11.0 .7. CHF 3200.- 4 week program .1. .8. CHF 1600.-

Refundable Deposit

For all students CHF 1000.-

This deposit will be refunded after completion of the full programme, provided that none of the school

property has been damaged/misplaced by students.

Additional Charges

For 1st year, PGD, BBA students, direct entries year 2, 3: CHF

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For 2nd/3rd year returning students: CHF 2550.-

MBA students (per CHF 0.-

Included in the additional charges: • Enrolment fees/documents • Introduction Week-End • Visitor Tax • Residence Permit • Books• Max. 10 hours of Study Advisor (1st and 2nd year only) • Internship Services (1st year and PGD only) • Teaching Material •Student Card • HIM Business Suit & Uniform (1st year and PGD students only) • 2 Sightseeing Excursions or Professional Visits

• Medical Insurance • Social Assistance from HIM Student Counsellor • Use of HIM Facilities including Library, Internet etc. •

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