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UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS

The path to career success

TABLE OF CONTENTS

WELCOME TO YOUR CAREER 3

THE NUMBERS YOU NEED 4-5

THE ROAD TO SUCCESS 6-7

HOW WE TEACH 8-9

OUR HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT BACHELOR DEGREE 10-16

INDUSTRY TESTIMONIAL 17

ALUMNI PROFILES 18-19

OUR EVENT, SPORT AND ENTERTAINMENT

MANAGEMENT BACHELOR DEGREE 20-26


ALUMNI PROFILES 28-29

SHORT PROGRAMS 30-31

OUR GLION CAMPUS IN SWITZERLAND 32-33

OUR BULLE CAMPUS IN SWITZERLAND 34-35

OUR LONDON CAMPUS IN THE UNITED KINGDOM 36-37

LIVE STUDENT LIFE TO THE FULL 38-39

SHAPE YOUR FUTURE TODAY 40-41

BE PART OF SOMETHING SPECIAL 42-43

THE ULTIMATE NETWORK 44-45


We train the leaders of tomorrow for one of the fastest growing,

most exciting industries in the world. People like you.

By 2026, one in eleven jobs worldwide will be in the travel and

tourism industry*.That is a huge number of opportunities for the

best, most talented young people looking to make a career for

themselves.

But competition for the best roles will be tough. Only those with

exceptional management skills, qualities, vision, and drive will

reach the top. Your journey could begin with us, as it has for so

many other industry leaders over the last 50 years.

We are ranked among the top three hospitality management schools

for those seeking an international career. Why?

For many reasons. There is our blend of business-oriented academic

programs and practical tuition which is designed to nurture

leadership skills. There are our industry connections which

secure the best internships for students. There is the cutting-edge

learning environment that results from us bringing together the

best students and staff.

So, if you want a place where you can thrive personally and

professionally, a place where you can begin your journey to a

successful career, then I hope you will consider Glion.

Together we can do great things.

Guy Bentley

CEO

Glion Worldwide

WELCOME TO YOUR CAREER

*Source: World Travel and Tourism Council, 2016

Glion Undergraduate Programs — The path to career success | 3

THE NUMBERS YOU NEED

of studentscontinue their studies

after graduation

3.8

10%

internship offerson average per student

Data from 2015

86%of students

have a job or job offers

on graduation day

+79%of our alumni

are in management

positions

97nationalities across

our campus locations

Among the top3Hospitality Management

Schools in the world

4,228is the number of hotels our top 11 recruiting hotel

chains provide access to(source : MKG)

13,000alumni in over 150 countries

around the world

More than 2,200students among our 3 campuses, the Online

MBA program and on internships

+100company visits per

year on campus

4 | Glion Undergraduate Programs - The path to career success

TRUST US WITH YOUR FUTURE

VisionWe strive to be the world’s top-ranked higher education institution for hospitality business.

MissionWe prepare hospitality-driven professionals who are ready for global careers in the world's

premier businesses.

ProgramsWe offer management-focused programs for the hospitality and other service industries to

prepare our graduates for rapid progress to international managerial positions. We do this

through challenging academic study, a structured living environment, applied learning, and

the “Glion Spirit” – a spirit of cooperation, passion and respect that connects our close-knit

community of students, faculty and alumni.

ValuesWe are European in our outlook, Swiss in our work ethos, American in our educational

approach and global in our student body. Above all, we value:

+ Student success – we educate the whole person.

+ Hospitality culture – we believe in impeccable service.

+ Excellence – we strive for excellence in all we do.

+ Community and diversity – we cherish the unique qualities of every individual.

+ Integrity – we treat moral and professional integrity as the cornerstone of success.

Accreditation Glion Institute of Higher Education is accredited at a university level by the New England

Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC) in the USA through its Commission on

Institutions of Higher Education (CIHE). It is one of the six regional accreditation associations

for quality assurance recognized by the US government, and accredits Ivy League Schools in

the New England area. Glion is one of only three Swiss hospitality schools to be accredited

at university level by NEASC.

RankingIn the 2013 TNS global survey, luxury hotel

hiring managers ranked us among the top

three hospitality management schools in the

world for an international career. The research

group for the survey was senior managers in

hospitality businesses running luxury 5-star

rated properties – the best of the best.


THE ROAD TO SUCCESS

Top businesses want to hire Glion graduates. So much so that 86%

of our students have one or more job offers on graduation day. It

is a result of their hard work, the reputation of our graduates,

and the close ties we have with hundreds of leading companies

across the globe.

Wherever you want to take your career – hotels and resorts, travel

and tourism, events, sports and entertainment, luxury, finance,

banking consulting, communication, or marketing – Glion is the

place to get your start.

More than 50 of the worlds leading brands in the hotel, travel, event, sport, finance, and luxury sectors come on campus to recruit

students each semester for internship and employment opportunities. A survey showed nine out of ten hiring managers rate hospitality

career prospects for Glion graduates to be “very good” or “excellent”, and believe Glion graduates will likely be in the top 20% of

industry positions in five to ten years.

Who Hires Our Students and Graduates?


Alumni Level Positions

Where Are They?

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EASTERN EUROPE......................3%

AFRICA / MIDDLE EAST..............12%

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EVENTS, ENTERTAINMENT: 6%

COMMUNICATIONS, MARKETING, PR: 3%

CONSULTING: 5%

FOOD & BEVERAGE, RESTAURANTS: 9%

FINANCIAL SERVICES, BANKS: 6%

RETAIL / WHOLESALE: 5%

HEALTH / PHARMACEUTICAL: 3%

EDUCATION: 4%

OTHER SERVICES: 9%

2015 data

“Glion is a serious investment for your future. You get an amazing education and you meet people you know will be vital

contacts for you as you build your career”.

Khaled Kaissi – Saudi

+ Graduated in 2014

DestinationsAlumni Industry Sectors


HOW WE TEACH

As Global as the IndustryHospitality is a global business, so we teach in three locations – Glion,

Bulle, and London. Our campuses are on the doorstep of the world’s

finest restaurants and hotels, famous sporting and cultural events, and

the headquarters of global businesses and organizations like UEFA,

the International Olympic Committee and the United Nations Office.

With Switzerland, the home of hospitality, and London, the world’s

business capital, a Glion education gives you the best possible entry

into your career. You will be stretched intellectually, challenged to

develop your practical skills, and obtain crucial business experience.

It is not just an unrivalled education; it is an invaluable opportunity

to access people and business contacts so you can start building your

own personal network.

Personal and Professional DevelopmentWe teach all aspects of traditional and contemporary management with

a broad perspective that takes in the economic, human, and cultural

issues involved. We will help you develop your professional and

personal skills to their maximum, readying you to enter the corporate

world or start your own business. You will acquire essential business

skills like communication, analysis, and entrepreneurship. You will

nurture a global mind-set and perfect soft skills such as attention to

detail, self-improvement, determination, respect, and integrity. All

will maximize your employability.

We build leadership and management competencies through our

undergraduate programs of study. We do this with a curriculum

that mixes rigorous academic study, practical training with a

deep attention to applied learning, real-world internships, and

a philosophy of self-development. We run our programs in three

campuses, in two countries, with students from nearly 100 nations.

We also offer more pathway specializations than any comparable

hospitality management school.

All of it aims at developing open-minded, adaptable, driven individuals who value precision,

diligence, quality, and innovation.


Academic ExcellenceOur international faculty are leaders in their field, combining

teaching excellence with experience at the highest levels of the

industry. And, while we are built on traditional values, we are

progressive in our research; we regularly publish new thinking

on both the direction of the industry and how best to develop the

skills required to succeed in it.

Applied LearningDetailed, practical instruction in real-world settings is central

to how we teach. Thus our Bachelor Degrees include periods

of hands-on experience, learning the intricacies of frontline

hospitality skills. As you develop as a student, we will support you

with direct mentoring and guided lessons, progressing finally to

more self-managed learning.

Internships Work experience is a crucial element of the Glion education, with all

students doing at least one internship, aided by our career development

department who is very active in helping students secure the right

opportunities. We have a database of 7,000 industry contacts to help

you get direct experience of both operational work and management. It

is not uncommon for our interns to come away with not only valuable

experience but a job offer too. In fact, in 2014, 66% of our students

received job offers after their second internship – meaning two-thirds

of our students enter their final year at Glion already having at least

one job offer. By graduation, the figure is 86%.

“If you are serious about your career, Glion is the place

to come. Everything is based on real-life situations, so

you know that all of it is directly helping you towards the

career you want.”

Jacob Schumacher – German

+ Graduated in 2014

+ Management Associate in Hotel Operations at MGM

Resorts International − Las Vegas, USA

“An education from Glion tells a future employer not

just what you know but what kind of a person you are. It

opens you to people and ideas from around the world.”

Nour Zenined – Moroccan

+ Graduated in 2015

+ Guest Relations at Ritz Carlton – Hong Kong

“It’s inspired me not just to follow my passions but to work

hard at my weaknesses – to try and improve all aspects

of myself. I can say with certainty that coming to Glion

was the best decision I could have made.”

Grisha Davidoff – Mexican, French and Russian

+ Graduated in 2015

+ Capital Markets Analyst at CBRE Hotels - London, UK


OUR HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT BACHELOR DEGREE

Our Bachelor of Business Administration in Hospitality Management offers you a choice of a general track or four specializations.

Whichever you choose, the 3.5-year program builds progressively, mixing academic and practical learning, and internships.

Pathway Options

The hospitality industry is growing at unprecedented levels,

providing many career options for individuals who have the right

training and education for this vast and exciting industry.

The World Tourism Organization expects the hospitality industry

to grow 4% per year over the next 10 years. With the right skills,

you could be a leader in virtually any service industry:

+ Hotel management

+ Food & beverage management

+ Sales and marketing

+ Communications

+ Consulting & project management

+ Finance and banking

+ Human resources

We offer you a range of options for completing your bachelor degree. You can:

+ Do the full curriculum in Switzerland, available for all specializations.

+ Do the full curriculum in London, if you choose the BBA in Hospitality Management.

+ Combine your studies on all our campuses with the Multicampus Program, starting the first semester in Switzerland, moving to London

for semesters 3 & 4 and coming back to Switzerland for your last year of studies that includes a semester of specialization.

BBA in Hospitality Management

BBA in Hospitality Management with Luxury Brand Management

BBA in Hospitality Management with Real Estate Finance and Revenue Management

BBA in Hospitality Management with Sales and Marketing

BBA in Hospitality Management with New Venture Creation

Switzerland

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*Students leaving the program at the end of semester 2 will be awarded a Diploma in Hospitality Management.


Based on the 50 hours a week of teaching and learning, a semester is run on two teaching blocks of 10 weeks. The 10 weeks blocks

include 9 weeks of teaching and one week of examinations.

Note : All students will do a 6-month internship during semester 2 (if starting studies in Switzerland) or semester 3 (if starting studies in London). These course titles

are guidelines and subject to change at any time. Please refer to the Academic Catalog for the final list.

Curriculum

SEMESTER 1 IN GLION or SEMESTER 2 IN LONDON

BLOCK 1: FOOD AND BEVERAGE BLOCK 2: ROOMS DIVISION

+ Applied Learning Food and Beverage Introduction

+ Applied Learning Food and Beverage Advanced

+ Communicating in the Service Industries level 1 or level 2

(required course based on student's level of English)* or Modern

Language Elective**

+ Applied Learning Housekeeping

+ Applied Learning Front Office

+ Communicating in the Service Industries level 2 (required if not

taken in block 1) or Modern Language Elective**

SEMESTER 2 IN SWITZERLAND or SEMESTER 3 IN LONDON

BLOCK 3 AND 4: INTERNSHIP

+ Applied Learning in Practice Online Course

SEMESTER 3 IN BULLE or SEMESTER 1 IN LONDON

BLOCK 5: GENERAL EDUCATION BLOCK 6: BUSINESS PERFORMANCE

+ Research Methods & Academic Writing*

+ Sociology of Food or French Intermediate or Spanish Intermediate

Elective*

+ Environmental Management or Natural Science Elective*

+ Financial Accounting

+ The Hospitality Business (including Tourism Aspects)

+ Foundations of HR Management

SEMESTER 4

BLOCK 7: MANAGEMENT AND ENTREPRENEURIAL BLOCK 8: RESEARCH AND THE MACRO ENVIRONMENT

+ Hospitality Operations Management (Food and Beverage, Rooms)

+ Entrepreneurial Management

+ Management Finance

+ Marketing Essentials

+ Economic Impacts on Global Issues or International Relations

Elective*

+ Statistics and Data Analysis*

SEMESTER 5


+ Reflection of Practice Online Course

SEMESTER 6

BLOCK 11: PEOPLE MANAGEMENT BLOCK 12: SPECIALIZATION

+ Intercultural Management*

+ Consumer Behavior Typologies

+ Thought Leadership

Specialization Courses or:

+ Integrative Business Planning and Performance

+ Entrepreneurial Finance

+ Organizational Behavior

SEMESTER 7

BLOCK 13: BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BLOCK 14: FUTURE STRATEGIES

+ Ethical Decision Making and Corporate Social Responsibility*

+ Innovation and New Product Development

+ Project Management

+ Research and Consultancy*

+ Change Management

+ International Business Strategy

HONORS CAPSTONE BLOCK

+ Dissertation Proposal

+ Dissertation Project

*General Education

**For students entering Glion with B2 level on the European Common Framework of Reference for Languages (5.5 or 6.0 on IELTS or equivalent).


BBA IN HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT

Who it is forAnyone who wants the best all-round general education in all aspects of

hospitality management. This is a perfect preparation for those seeking

a broad career as a manager, senior executive, or a business owner.

What you will learnProfessional, managerial, and strategic skills, with a focus on applying

contemporary management theory to hospitality. It is an expansive

track, exposing you to the full breadth of the industry with a strong

emphasis on developing the hard and soft skills of someone destined

to be a senior executive.

“I chose the BBA in Hospitality Management because

I wanted a general business degree that would allow

for a broad range of opportunities in the future. In the

BBA, our most important project was the Integrative

Business Planning & Presentation (IBPP) which I found

very interesting. We had to manage an entire virtual hotel.

We had to make decisions affecting our revenue, market

share, etc. This project was very relevant because it is

close to reality and to situations and decisions we will

have to make in the future.”

Valentine Dreyfus – French

+ Graduated in 2014

+ Food & Beverage Assistant Manager at The Mark

Restaurant by Jean Georges – New York, USA

+ Integrative Business Planning and Performance


+ Organizational Behavior

Specialization Courses


Who it is forToday the hospitality and luxury industries are increasingly

overlapping. This track is for students who have a particular interest

in luxury brands and who want to develop their marketing and

management expertise for a career in this dynamic sector.

What you will learnDesigned to help your entry into – and success in – this exclusive

and highly competitive sector, this degree is focused on developing

a deep understanding of luxury industry trends, history, segments,

brands, and consumer behavior.

This specialization teaches you how to embrace customer service

from a new perspective including design thinking, innovation,

attention to detail, responsiveness to customer demands, and a

high level of individual care.

“I believe the pathway in Luxury Brand Management will

be an asset to luxury brands such as Cartier. In the luxury

industry, the sale is just a small part compared to the

whole process of luxury business. Decision making, public

speaking, personal presentation, and time management

are all skills that I have initially developed at Glion and

have found to be fundamental in luxury environments.”

Mario Nurzia – Italian, English and French

+ Graduated in 2016

BBA IN HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT WITH LUXURY BRAND MANAGEMENT


+ Marketing of Luxury Goods and Services

+ Luxury Communication and Media Planning

+ The Management of a Luxury Brand


BBA IN HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT WITH REAL ESTATE FINANCE AND REVENUE MANAGEMENT

Who it is forManagement of revenue is a key driver of any organization with real

estate playing an important function in this growing sector. This

program aims to prepare you for a career in finance departments or

real estate portfolio management across a range of industries.

What you will learnThe concepts, analytical tools, and skills for building a career with a

strong financial focus. You will get under the skin of the hospitality

industry, exploring the latest thinking in the economics of the business,

and becoming equipped to make an immediate impact in your career

by helping drive revenue growth and profitability.

“The pathway has two basic sides. The qualitative deals

with how hotels work as an investment and current ideas

in revenue management. The other is technical and

encompasses methods of hotel valuation, calculating

the value of an investment, and pricing and forecasting

methods. It is a priceless business education.”

Robert Grudmann – German

+ Graduated in 2014

+ Accounting Clerk at Waldorf Astoria – Berlin, Germany

“I decided to go for the Real Estate Finance track because

I intend eventually to open my own establishment in

Thailand – something that demands a detailed knowledge

of corporate finance and revenue management. I feel

that Glion has put in place the pillars on which my future

career will be built.”

Rojjirat Opassuwan – Thai

+ Graduated in 2015

+ Sales Specialist at W Retreat – Koh Samui, Thailand


+ Portfolio Management and Property Asset Management

+ Corporate Finance

+ Financial Modeling in Revenue Optimization


Who it is forSales and marketing are a key strategic component of global businesses

as they look to build brand awareness and perception, create a

distinctive value proposition, and acquire and retain customers. This

track is designed for students interested in the strategic and creative

role that sales and marketing can have in business growth.

What you will learnThe latest innovations and developments in contemporary marketing,

with a specific emphasis on marketing as a key driver of revenue and

business value. Working at the intersection of creativity and business

analytics, you will learn everything from the fundamentals of sales

and marketing to how to develop and manage brands globally.

“There is no better way to understand the smartest

strategies for developing and personalizing your product

or service in a marketing environment. This is marketing

as a creative and analytical discipline.”

Tanira Staubo – Swiss and Norwegian

+ Graduated in 2014

BBA IN HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT WITH SALES AND MARKETING


+ Sales Management

+ Services Marketing

+ International Marketing


Who it is forStudents who foresee a career as an entrepreneur or an investor in

entrepreneurial ventures.

What you will learnYou will develop your entrepreneurial mindset and skill sets by learning

how to analize and convert the latest business trends into opportunities,

and bring a business concept to market. You will also study analytical

tools and concepts of entrepreneurial finance that will help you to

craft a business model and a financial strategy to successfully launch

your new business.

Entrepreneurial mindset, strategic decision making, innovation, and

design thinking are core elements of the specialization. In addition

this specialization will enable students to meet the top management

of start-ups as guest speakers and gain experience in opening a new

enterprise.

BBA IN HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT WITH NEW VENTURE CREATION


+ New Trends and Business Development


+ Global Entrepreneurship Lab


INDUSTRY TESTIMONIAL

"We recruit Glion students for two reasons: the calibre of

their courses and the calibre of their students. The school

has a great reputation in Switzerland and around the world for

attracting the top students. And, when there, the education

they receive is very well suited to the industry, in particular,

in our opinion, to the luxury industry.

Students from all schools bring talent and a variety of skills

to the hospitality industry. The difference with Glion students

is that they have a very good balance between their practical

skills and theoretical skills, which some of the other hotel

schools may not focus on as much.

We are always impressed by the way Glion keeps up with

the times, delivering an education that’s classically based

by continually developing to be relevant to the latest trends

in the industry. It's the mixture of skills from the service side,

and the management theory which makes Glion of particular

interest to Ritz-Carlton".

Grainne Johnston

+ Director of Human Resources at The Ritz Carlton −

Dubai, UAE


Romain Semmel – Graduated in 2010 – BBA in Hospitality Management Vice President - Investment Sales at JLL's Hotels & Hospitality Group – Paris, France

Jannick Repgen – Graduated in 2013 – BBA in Hospitality Management Account Manager at Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide – Dubai, UAE

Pierre Poirier Lang – Graduated in 2011 – BBA in Hospitality Management Revenue Manager at Marriott International – Paris, France

Christelle Huang – Graduated in 2007 – BBA in Hospitality ManagementDirector of Meeting and Events Greater China at Nike – Shanghai, China

Sabri Saladin – Graduated in 2001 – BBA in Hospitality Management

Events Manager at J.P. Morgan – Geneva, Switzerland

Rani Gharbié – Graduated in 1999 – BBA in Hospitality Management Development Director at InterContinental Hotels Group Middle East & Africa – Dubai, UAE

Kate Kyungsook Park – Graduated in 1994 – BBA in Hospitality Management Cluster Director of Human Resources at Conrad Seoul & Hilton Worldwide – Seoul, Korea

Khaldoun Hayajneh – Graduated in 1987 – BA in Hospitality ManagementGeneral Manager and Chairman Business Council Marriott Hotels Saudi Arabia at

Makkah Marriott Hotel – Mecca, Saudi Arabia


Keltoum Benamour – Graduated in 2011 – BBA in Hospitality ManagementCorporate Sales Manager at Grand Hyatt – Dubai, UAE

Serena Lugli – Graduated in 2007 – BBA in Hospitality ManagementResident Manager at Sandoway Resort – Ngapali Beach, Myanmar

Eli Geniatakis – Graduated in 2007 – BBA in Hospitality ManagementDirector of Operations & Human Resources at Minos Imperial Luxury Beach Resort, Starwood Hotels – Milatos, Greece

Ilmo Kwon – Graduated in 2000 – BBA in Hospitality ManagementFood & Beverage Director at Hyatt Regency – Guam, USA

Raghvendra Singh – Graduated in 2011 – BBA in Hospitality ManagementJoint Managing Director and Owner at Suryagarh Hotel – Rajasthan, India

Ralph Radtke – Graduated in 1980 – BBA in Hospitality ManagementGeneral Manager & Regional Vice President at Ciragan Palace Kempinski – Istanbul, Turkey

Claudia Gehring – Graduated in 1986 – BBA in Hospitality ManagementSales Executive at Buccellati – Miami, USA


OUR EVENT, SPORT AND ENTERTAINMENT MANAGEMENT BACHELOR DEGREE

Glion is one of the only two hospitality schools to offer a Bachelor Degree in Event, Sport and Entertainment Management. We offer

you a range of options for completing your bachelor degree. You can:

+ Do the full curriculum in Switzerland and either follow a general track or specialize in of the four tracks offered.

+ Do the full curriculum in London, if you choose the BBA in Event, Sport and Entertainment Management.

+ Combine your studies on all our campuses with the Multicampus Program, starting the first semester in Switzerland, moving to

London for semesters 3 & 4 and coming back to Switzerland for your last year of studies that includes a semester of specialization.

*Plunkett Research 2014

More than 205 million people work in events, sport, and entertainment

(ESE) worldwide and the total global value of the sports market

alone was estimated to $1.5 trillion in 2014*. Demand for special

events, meetings, exhibitions, and conferences is growing rapidly

among companies worldwide just as sport and entertainment

pursuits continue to explode internationally.

The international career opportunities are then vast and varied.

Imagine being in a management position for a professional sports

team, a music or arts festival, the Olympic Games or other sporting

events, a fine arts organization, sports arena, a theme park – the

list is endless.

Pathway Options

BBA in Event, Sport and Entertainment Management

BBA in International Entertainment Management

BBA in International Sports Management

BBA in Sales and Marketing

BBA in New Venture Creation

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*Students leaving the program at the end of semester 2 will be awarded a Diploma in Event, Sport and Entertainment Management.


Note : All students will do a 6-month internship during semester 2 (if starting studies in Switzerland) or semester 3 (if starting studies in London). These course titles

are guidelines and subject to change at any time. Please refer to the Academic Catalog for the final list.

SEMESTER 1 IN GLION or SEMESTER 2 IN LONDON

BLOCK 1: APPLIED LEARNING BLOCK 2: PROJECT FACTORY

+ Applied Learning Food and Beverage Introduction

+ Project Factory 1

+ Communicating in the Event, Sport and Entertainment Industries

level 1 or 2 (required course based on student's level of English)*

or Modern Language Elective**

+ Project Factory 2

+ The Entertainment Industry

+ Communicating in the Event, Sport and Entertainment Industries

level 2 (required if not taken in block 1) or Modern Language

Elective**

SEMESTER 2 IN SWITZERLAND or SEMESTER 3 IN LONDON


+ Applied Learning in Practice Online Course

SEMESTER 3 IN BULLE or SEMESTER 1 IN LONDON

BLOCK 5: GENERAL EDUCATION BLOCK 6: BUSINESS PERFORMANCE

+ Research Methods & Academic Writing*

+ International Relations or Humanities Elective*

+ IT tools for Planning or Natural Science Elective*

+ Financial Accounting

+ Principles of Sports Management

+ Foundations of HR Management

SEMESTER 4

BLOCK 7: MANAGEMENT AND ENTREPRENEURIAL BLOCK 8: RESEARCH AND THE MACRO ENVIRONMENT

+ Managing Events

+ Emerging Technologies

+ Management Finance

+ Marketing Essentials

+ Economic Impacts on Global Issues Elective*

+ Statistics and Data Analysis*

SEMESTER 5


+ Reflection of Practice Online Course

SEMESTER 6

BLOCK 11: PEOPLE MANAGEMENT BLOCK 12: SPECIALIZATION

+ Intercultural Management*

+ Consumer Behavior Typologies

+ Thought Leadership


+ Fundraising for Events

+ Planning and Financial Management for ESE

+ Integrated Business Project for ESE

SEMESTER 7

BLOCK 13: BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BLOCK 14: FUTURE STRATEGIES

+ Ethical Decision Making and Corporate Social Responsibility*

+ Innovation and New Product Development

+ Project Management

+ Research and Consultancy*

+ Change Management

+ International Business Strategy

HONORS CAPSTONE BLOCK

+ Dissertation Proposal

+ Dissertation Project

*General Education

**For students entering Glion with B2 level on the European Common Framework of Reference for Languages (5.5 or 6.0 on IELTS or equivalent).

Based on the 50 hours a week of teaching and learning, a semester is run on two teaching blocks of 10 weeks. The 10 weeks blocks

include 9 weeks of teaching and one week of examinations.

Curriculum


BBA IN EVENT, SPORT & ENTERTAINMENT (ESE) MANAGEMENT

Who it is forStudents looking for the best all-round general education in event,

sport & entertainment management. It is the perfect preparation

for those seeking a broad career as a manager, senior executive or

a business owner.

What you will learnThe Bachelor of Business Administration for ESE is a comprehensive

track. As well as essential business management training, you will

learn finance, project management, leadership, ethics and corporate

responsibility, communications, value engineering, and a variety of

event and marketing-related courses.

“I chose this track for the diverse applications of the

program in the working world. You are trained in various

fields such as event management, marketing, project

management, facilities management, business, and you

can apply those transferrable skills in various industries.

My first internship was with UEFA working with information

services and VIP management. As well as being an

information database for the host country, we served as

one of the main points of contact for VIPs. My second

internship was at a fashion PR agency in New York where

I assisted in the showroom as well as on-site support

for NY Fashion Week. Both were amazing experiences.”

Katarina Vercelli — American and British

+ Graduated in 2014

+ Events Coordinator at 1762 by Appetite − Dubai, UAE



+ Planning and Financial Management for ESE

+ Integrated Business Project for ESE


Who it is forSomeone determined to reach the highest levels of international event

management, a rapidly growing profession with a high demand for

talented, qualified people. Study this and you could be organizing

and managing all types of events, from a business conference to a

major music festival, anywhere around the world.

What you will learnThrough case studies and reviews, this track will give you a full

understanding of the industry and help you develop the knowledge

and skills to manage events in your choice of sectors.

Fundraising strategies is also a major part in the success of entertainment

events and you will learn how to set up objectives and implement

strategies.

“I chose international events because it has direct

relevance to the industry in which I want to work. The

subjects are unique and interesting, helping create a

foundation for my career. The industry is a fast changing

business. One of the most valuable things I learned was

how to assess, anticipate, and respond to that change.

Finally, I have been able to study media management and

event management, two subjects crucial for students who

aspire, as I do, to top management jobs.”

Utkarsh Gupta – Indian

+ Graduated in 2015

BBA IN ESE MANAGEMENT WITH INTERNATIONAL ENTERTAINMENT MANAGEMENT


+ Music, Culture and Fashion Events (MICE)


+ Contemporary Issues in Entertainment and Sports Management


BBA IN ESE MANAGEMENT WITH INTERNATIONAL SPORTS MANAGEMENT

Who it is forAnyone who wants to work in sports management and marketing,

an exciting and specialized career path. Whether you want to be a

sports administrator, a team executive or to work in the marketing

department, this is the course for those who want to turn their love

of sport into a career.

What you will learnThrough an in-depth introduction to the core concepts and functions,

practical courses on contemporary sport themes and case studies, you

will get an unbeatable understanding of the key management theories

and principles that underpin the industry. You will also get deep

insight into the business side of sport management, learning about

its commercial evolution through retail operations and marketing.

“The courses develop hard skills, for the industry, soft

skills, and management competences. Through the Project

Factory class our students design, promote, communicate,

and produce a number of actual events on and off campus.

Our belief is that students should have as many arrows in

their quiver as possible to stand out when looking for jobs

in the industry. Students are given the opportunity to work

on prestigious sporting events held in Switzerland, such

as international snowboarding events, ski touring events,

ultra running events. They spend four days working and

observing how these events are run by professionals.”

Mike Abson

+ Lecturer and Subject Leader of the ESE Program


+ Sports Venue Management

+ Contemporary Issues in Entertainment and Sports Management

+ Sports Governance, Commercialization and Retail


Who it is forSales and marketing are a key strategic component of global businesses

as they look to build brand awareness and perception, create a

distinctive value proposition, and acquire and retain customers. This

track is designed for students interested in the strategic and creative

role that sales and marketing can have in business growth.

What you will learnThe latest innovations and developments in contemporary marketing,

with a specific emphasis on marketing as a key driver of revenue and

business value. Working at the intersection of creativity and business

analytics, you will learn everything from the fundamentals of sales

and marketing to how to develop and manage brands globally.

“I chose the sales and marketing pathway as I see it as the

crucial generator of competitive advantage in businesses.

The course explores all aspects of sales and marketing

as tools of revenue generation.”

Winda Hadi Heng – Indonesian

+ Graduated in 2015

BBA IN ESE MANAGEMENT WITH SALES AND MARKETING


+ Sales Management

+ Services Marketing

+ International Marketing


Who it is forStudents who foresee a career as an entrepreneur or an investor in

entrepreneurial ventures.

What you will learnYou will develop your entrepreneurial mindset and skill sets by learning

how to analize and convert the latest business trends into opportunities,

and bring a business concept to market. You will also study analytical

tools and concepts of entrepreneurial finance that will help you to

craft a business model and a financial strategy to successfully launch

your new business.

Entrepreneurial mindset, strategic decision making, innovation, and

design thinking are core elements of the specialization. In addition

this specialization will enable students to meet the top management

of start-ups as guest speakers and gain experience in opening a new

enterprise.


+ New Trends and Business Development


+ Global Entrepreneurship Lab

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“I recruit from Glion because I’m a Glion alumni myself, so I

know the level of training the students have had. They are more

hands on than other graduates – better schooled in the practical

skills – and more open and social too.

Glion’s ESE programs are excellent and I believe students are

very well-trained. They graduate more than ready to succeed in

a company like Amber Lounge or any other part of the Formula

1 industry.

To really succeed, you need to have passion and dedication. My

advice to students would be to enjoy yourself, but make sure you

take advantage of every opportunity you get. Put in the hours,

think about your future and get good work experience so, when

the recruiters come to visit, you are ready.”

Karoliina Kanerva

+ Head of Production at Amber Lounge − Monaco

+ Amber Lounge is a company offering Formula 1 after-parties,

fashion shows & VIP hospitality experiences worldwide.



Charlotte Grace Anthony — Graduated in 2015 — BBA in Event, Sport and Entertainment ManagementEvent Designer at Bespoke Events London – London, United Kingdom

Samantha Bryde — Graduated in 2012 — BBA in Event, Sport and Entertainment Management

Exhibitor Administration Coordinator at Sportel – Monaco

Ebba Bryngfors — Graduated in 2010 — BBA in Event, Sport and Entertainment ManagementSales and Event Manager at The London Capital Club – London, United Kingdom

Young Ji Kim — Graduated in 2015 — BBA in Event, Sport and Entertainment Management

Assistant for National Industrial Products Promotion at KOTRA – Korea

Petra Simões — Graduated in 2013 — BBA in Event, Sport and Entertainment Management

Senior Account Executive at Djembe Communications – Luanda, Angola

Alexandre Zagame-Bacelo — Graduated in 2013 — BBA in Event, Sport and Entertainment Management Junior Project Manager at Egg Events – Geneva, Switzerland

Astha Doshi — Graduated in 2001 —BBA in Event, Sport and Entertainment Management

Event Assistant at RISE & SET: Experiential Marketing – New York, USA


Lulla Hokholt — Graduated in 2012 — BBA in Event, Sport and Entertainment Management

Project Manager at Liquid Impact, a creative management agency – Shanghai, China

Santi Jonathan — Graduated in 2014 — BBA in Event, Sport and Entertainment Management

Assistant Project Manager at PublicisLive – Geneva, Switzerland

Kristina Jabornicka — Graduated in 2013 — BBA in Event, Sport and Entertainment Management International Relations at the Czech Olympic Committee — Prague, Czech Republic

Claudia Chimenti — Graduated in 2011 — BBA in Event, Sport and Entertainment ManagementSales Manager at Sofitel Luxury Hotels & Resorts – Rome, Italy

Manfred Habicht — Graduated in 2012 — BBA in Event, Sport and Entertainment Management

VIP Services Coordinator at UEFA – Nyon, Switzerland

Alexandra Benezra — Graduated in 2014 — BBA in Event, Sport and Entertainment ManagementMarketing and PR at Graff Diamonds — London, United Kingdom

Shamaelle AlSuwayeh — Graduated in 2014 — BBA in Event, Sport and Entertainment Management Event Planner at LOYAC Academy of Performing Arts – Kuwait

Seif El Abd — Graduated in 2012 — BBA in Event, Sport and Entertainment Management

Project Manager at Pyramid Poultry, S.A.E. – Cairo, Egypt


SHORT PROGRAMS

Our English Language Program focuses on improving English fluency

in academic, professional and social situations. It is tailored to help

students fulfil the entry requirements (IELTS min. 5.5) to study a Glion

BBA in Switzerland or in London.

The aim of each 10-week course is to increase a student’s IELTS score

by 0.5. Taking two 10-week courses consecutively therefore may be

beneficial for students who are aiming to increase their IELTS score

by more than 0.5.

This program is based on intensive English learning while also

teaching students important hospitality industry terminology and

knowledge. Our experienced teachers know that each student has

different strengths and areas of development; they will help them

to improve their English grammar, vocabulary, speaking, listening,

pronunciation, reading and writing.

On completion of the program, students will take an official IELTS

Academic English test, which is included in the fees.

If you are interested in hospitality and want to find out if it might be

the career for you, then this course can help you decide if a Glion

undergraduate program would be the right starting point.

It is a two-week holiday course at our Glion London campus that

includes introductions to restaurant concept and design, event

organization, and working in a multicultural environment.

The Summer Academy is the perfect way to explore London and

make some decisions about your future.

Immersion into the World of Hospitality

ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROGRAM

Duration: From 10 to 20 weeks (depending on the student’s

IELTS level)

Location: Switzerland or London

Intakes: January, April, July or October

Candidate Requirements for Switzerland:

Entry level: requires IELTS 4.5 to 5.0 / minimum age: 17 years

Candidate Requirements for London:

Entry level: requires IELTS 4.5 to 5.0 / minimum age: 18 years

SUMMER ACADEMY PROGRAM

Duration: 2 weeks

Location: London

Intakes: July or August

Candidate Requirements:

Entry level: requires IELTS 4.5 / aged between 15-17 years

As well as our degree courses, we also offer preparatory courses giving you the opportunity to be immersed in an English-speaking

environment and to experience the world of hospitality and events.

Examples of Summer Academy Activities

+ Introductory lectures (introduction to the hospitality and event,

sports & entertainment industries)

+ Workshops (MasterChef class, Cocktail master-class)

+ Events (organization of an on-campus event)

+ Excursions (dining experiences, visits to London sights and

markets, theatre and movie nights, musicals, boat trips, visits

to nearby cities)


The original campus in Glion is our spiritual home – a magnificent

stately chateau designed as a combined, modern school and simulated

hotel. The campus looks out over Lake Geneva and faces the

stunning Swiss and French Alps, creating a beautiful and close-knit

environment where our first-year students can get to know each

other and begin their introduction to the world of hospitality.

The campus has five restaurants, student accommodation, a superb

library, full wireless internet access, numerous classrooms and

computer labs, recreation areas, a fitness center, sports hall, and

more.

OUR GLION CAMPUS IN SWITZERLAND

Hotel des Alpes Restaurant

Bellevue Restaurant


Hotel des Alpes

Skyline

Lobby

Fitness Room


OUR BULLE CAMPUS IN SWITZERLAND

As you enter your second year, you move to Bulle, our purpose-built

university campus. A striking contrast to the old-world grandeur of

Glion, Bulle is a larger, cutting-edge academic facility. It features

numerous classrooms, the latest learning technologies, a large

library, and student accommodation all within a few moments’ walk

of each other.

The town of Bulle itself gives you the opportunity to explore a lively

cultural scene and places to go out. The surrounding area, meanwhile,

is perfect for getting out and about. You can do everything from

cross-country skiing, mountain biking, and canyoning to rafting,

climbing, paragliding, and horse riding.

Academic Center

Main Building

Tissot Accommodation


Classroom — Academic Center

Raymond Jaussi Accommodation

The Place To Go Restaurant — Main Building

The Hub — Main Building

Coffee Lounge — Academic Center


London is the world’s most popular city study destination and Glion

is ideally situated in this global center of business, culture, and

entertainment.

Glion London is located in Downshire House, at the University of

Roehampton, in southwest London, one of the oldest colleges in the

UK. It’s only 40 minutes from the West End – the thriving, bustling

heart of the city. The campus itself offers outstanding lecture rooms,

study areas, social spaces, and superb accommodation for students.

Importantly, it gives you the change to live and learn in an autonomous

environment – essential preparation for when you graduate.

OUR LONDON CAMPUS IN THE UNITED KINGDOM

Downshire House

The Study Zone

Growhampton Cafe


Chadwick Student Accommodation BuildingGlion Learning Resource Center

Classroom

The London Hub


LIVE STUDENT LIFE TO THE FULL


We think student life should be about far

more than just studying. While you are with

us, you will have the opportunity to explore

your passions and hobbies to the full, so

your time with us as rich, interesting, and

fun as possible.

Love Sport ?Each campus has a gym and a huge selection

of sports and leisure opportunities. Whether

its yoga, zumba, climbing, running, rugby,

or football, you will find something to help

keep you physically fit and mentally sharp.

Students in London have access to over

60 sports and cultural activities, as well as

countless more organized by the Student

Union, while our Swiss campuses compete

against each other and other hotel schools

in numerous sports. Glion and Bulle are also

a brilliant base for outdoor activities, from

climbing, skiing, and horse-riding to biking,

canyoning, and rafting.

Looking to Learn Something New ? As well as sports teams, there is a wide variety

of clubs where you can indulge your passions,

learn new skills and meet new friends. This

includes everything from cooking clubs and

wine tasting to photography and music.

Looking to form a band, for example ? Visit

our “jam room” in Glion and Bulle – a free

rehearsal space for musicians to meet and

try out new ideas.

Want to Have a Good Time? Your evenings will be as busy as your

days with an endless calendar of events

organized by students. From casual events like

get-togethers for freshers, “I Love Mondays”

events organized by ESE students, barbecues,

wine and cheese, and chocolate tastings to

concerts, ski and spa outings and cultural

fairs.

In Switzerland, two of the most anticipated

events are the Glion Champs, Glion’s own

mini-Olympic Games, and the Glion’s Got

Talent competition.

Experiencing LondonAt the Glion London campus, our

“London Experience Program” gives

the opportunity to all students to get

exposed to the many unique things the

city has to offer. These include visits to:

+ Ski Club

+ Climbing Club

+ Cooking Club

+ Charity Club

+ Oenology Club

Clubs in Switzerland

+ Golf Club

+ Volleyball Club

+ Basketball Club

+ Womans Football Club

+ Concerts and music venues

+ West End theatre productions

(Wicked, The Lion King, and more)

+ Football Premier League

+ Innovative dining (Dining in the dark,

Burger and Lobster)

+ Entertainment productions


SHAPE YOUR FUTURE TODAY

Campus Life Leaders (CLL)The Campus Life Leaders are an important link between students

and all internal stakeholders. CLLs are recruited by the Student

Affairs team on a semester basis. Each student serves as a liaison

between their assigned residence and the Student Affairs department

and their primary role is peer to peer support for fellow students.

As part of their own leadership development, CLLs also work

on individual projects where the main aim it to gain experience

leading others in addition to providing meaningful activities that

will generally improve life on campus.

Student Ambassador Program (SAP)These specially selected students act as the public face of Glion.

Closely tied with the Glion Marketing team, the Ambassadors take

part in all kinds of marketing and public relations activities from

giving prospective students and parents a tour of the campus

during open days to representing Glion in the media or writing

for the Glion blog.

For those who want a career in communications or marketing,

this special program could be a valuable boost for your CV.

Student Government Association (SGA)The SGA is a group of students elected to ensure students’ voices

are represented effectively in Glion. Meeting weekly, they tackle a

wide range of issues and work directly with faculty members like

the CEO, deans and program managers. The SGA also organizes a

range of social events and runs Glion Insider, the Glion newspaper,

and SGA Broadcast, a video channel.

In addition, it runs “The Entrepreneur Committee” – which allows

students to create and pitch business ideas to investors each semester,

giving students the chance to explore their own ideas and develop

valuable entrepreneurial skills – and “Glion in the Community”,

a student-run charity program, where you can get involved in

organizing events and fundraisers to support the local Red Cross.

Developing personal and professional leadership skills are

a key part of our mission. And not just in the classroom, either.

We offer you a portfolio of developmental programs aiming at

maximizing your learning experience. You will have the opportunity

to enroll on many programs from the offset of your studies in

semester one and will be therefore able to immediately benefit

from a wide range of developmental activities that can shape

their career paths.

These programs will allow you to test out you skills and experiment

with leadership approaches in a nurturing yet dynamic environment.

Thus all of these opportunities will help make you more confident

and better-rounded individuals as well as more attractive potential

employees.


“Among the many other activities and societies I have joined

at Glion, being a Student Ambassador has brought me some

of the most rewarding experiences in terms of professional

and personal development. Being an ambassador requires

being active both internally and externally, from giving

private tours, to facing the press and networking in your

own home country, one never knows what to expect and

that’s what I find so fascinating.”

Alexandra Carney - Mexican and English

+ Graduated in 2014 — BBA in Hospitality Management

with a specialization in Sales and Marketing

+ Student Ambassador

+ Co-Founder of Juicebox Productions − Mexico


BE PART OF SOMETHING SPECIAL

We are committed to helping you get the very

best start in your career. We will push you

to achieve your best and we will expect you

to do the same for yourself. But we do not

believe that even the best education should

be gruelling.

On the contrary, we pride ourselves on what

we call the “Glion Spirit”. This is the ethos

of cooperation, passion and respect that

infuses everything we do and that connects

our close-knit community of students, faculty,

and alumni.

Our students live, work, and socialize together,

forming strong bonds with one another.

They have easy, regular access to faculty for

guidance and comprehensive support in all

their academic and professional pursuits.

They have expert IT support, a health service,

safety and security, and academic counsellors.

And, when they graduate, they become part

of the worldwide community of Glion alumni.

A community proud of where they studied

and how they used that time to discover

themselves.

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That is the Glion Spirit.

WHAT DOES THE GLION SPIRIT MEAN TO YOU?

“Glion is a ‘life school’, leading you to what you enjoy

and excel at, and a worldwide family.”

Alexandra Carney – Mexican and English – Graduated in 2014

“The Glion Spirit is about teamwork and growing together,

getting knowledge while having great fun.”

Estelle Faugeras – French – Graduated in 2013

“The Glion Spirit is an energy that travels around the

students and staff. It is a sense of caring for one another.

The place feels like one big family.”

Sara Hekal – Colombian and English – Graduating in 2016

“The Glion Spirit for me is a motivation that drives to you

to want to get the most out of life mentally, physically

and socially.”

Brian Wu – American – Graduated in 2013

“The Glion Spirit is unity. It’s being able to have fun and

explore while maintaining a healthy study life.”

Keane Heller – American – Graduated in 2015

“The Glion Spirit is being part of the institution as a

family. You are meeting people you will probably know

for many, many years and some will be life-long friends.

You all stand together, you all help each other, you are

always there for each other. It ’s really a home away

from home.”

Jannick Repgen – German – Graduated in 2013

“It’s the essence and presence of everybody around here,

friends and faculty, that keeps you motivated and driven

to reach your goals. It helps you remain true to yourself

and your passions, always.”

Shyamoli Das – Indian – Graduated in 2013


THE ULTIMATE NETWORK

If you study at Glion, you are following in the footsteps of over 13,000 Glion alumni. These

are people active in 80 different industries, 63% of them in management and executive-

level roles. They are in 150 countries, with 47 local chapters, and they have a dedicated

website and an active presence in social media.

They meet up regularly, often with faculty when they are travelling, and frequently make

themselves available to support other alumni, however recently they have graduated.

In short, there is no better network to help you advance your career, to help you develop

as a professional and to make sure that, wherever in the world you are, there is a friendly

face, ready to offer advice and guidance.

Wherever you go, there will always be a Glion alumna/alumnus

to welcome you.


INDIA

QATAR

LEBANON

UAE

TURKEY

SPAIN

AZERBAIJAN

BRAZILCHILE AUSTRALIA

VIETNAM

CANADA

USA

CENTRAL& WESTAFRICA

CHINA

THAILAND

SINGAPORE

HONG KONG

MOROCCO

TUNISIA

EGYPT

RUSSIA

FRANCE

BELGIUM

PORTUGAL

ROMANIA

GREECE

LUXEMBOURG

NETHERLANDS

UK

MALTA

GERMANY

CZECH REPUBLIC

SWITZERLAND

INDONESIA

ITALY

SAUDI ARABIA


“We have been working with Glion now for many years

and we always look forward to coming to the school twice

a year to recruit for the various programs we have. What

we appreciate about the students is that there is a really

nice balance between the education and the practical

experience that the students have.

One of the soft skills we look for in a graduate is attitude.

Attitude is everything. But along with a positive attitude

and passion, the one key thing that the Mandarin Oriental

Hotel Group looks for is humility. This is the ability to

come from a place of wanting to serve with a sense of

grace and Oriental heritage culture.”

Sarah Stanger

+ Regional Director of Human Resources for Europe,

Middle East and Africa at Mandarin Oriental Hotel

Group − Switzerland



ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

1. Age:

+ For the Diploma: 16-17

+ For the BBA: 17.5 or above

2. Qualifications:

+ For the Diploma: 11 years High School Diploma system or 12 or 13

years High School (no Diploma received)

+ For the BBA: 12 or 13 years High School or equivalent qualification

3. English Level:

If English is not your mother tongue, or if you have not spent the last

3 years in an English speaking school, please enclose a copy of one of

the following :

+ TOEFL: minimum score of 543 for the paper based test or 72 points

for the Internet based test.

The TOEFL testing code number for Glion Institute of Higher

Education is 7337.

+ Cambridge First Certificate Exam (FCE): Grade C.

+ IELTS Academic Module only: minimum 5.5 overall and minimum 5.5

in all sub-components (listening, reading, writing and speaking).

All English certificates must have been issued in the last 12 months

prior to admission.

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