Introducing the ProgramBACHELOR’S IN INTERNATIONAL HOSPITALITY BUSINESS

Four-year Bachelor’s degree with immersive English Language

Experience Excellence

Break free from your language limits to discover a world of opportunities

At Glion, we offer Swiss quality hospitality education to a multinational student community that represents almost 100 countries. Our Bachelor’s in International Hospitality Business is taught in English – the global language of hospitality. If English is not your mother tongue, you are not confident in using the language, or your accredited language level is below our standard entry criteria, you can now opt for our special four-year Bachelor’s degree. By adding an extra semester to the program we can offer intensive English classes alongside our acclaimed Practical Arts curriculum, enabling you to become a global business leader of the future by acquiring confidence in your language skills. To further support your immersion in the language, your opening semester will take place at our campus in London – the global capital of English.

58 years of excellence

Trusted by employers

At Glion, you will benefit from the academic expertise and industry relationships we have been cultivating since we were founded in 1962. Upon graduation, you will join more than 15,100 alumni in leadership positions across hospitality, luxury, finance and other industries.

Industry professionals across the wor ld recognize the excellence of Glion graduates. This is why we are ranked among the global top 3 institutions for Hospitality and Leisure Management education, as well as for employer reputation (QS World University Rankings by subject, 2020).

The Glion difference

Balanced diversity

International study options

Our multicultural campus environments are mirrors of the global hospitality industry, with students and faculty gathered from every corner of the world. At any given time, we welcome up to 100 different nationalities to campus, creating an open and tolerant atmosphere that enables our students to develop unique intercultural fluency.

You can switch your Bachelor studies between our campuses in Switzerland or London, with flexible exchange options. Plus you can also opt to spend a semester studying in Spain or China with our partner institutions. Together with your international internships, this gives you the potential to live, study and work in five different countries while completing your degree.

London, UK

Glion, Switzerland

Home to some of the world’s finest luxury hotels and a center of international finance, our campus in London boasts an energetic city life.

Our iconic Glion campus sits in the hil ls overlooking the Montreux Riviera – surely one of the most beautiful settings of any place of learning.

Study the world with Glion

Five countries, six exceptional campuses. With Glion, the world is your classroom.

Paris, France Marbella, Spain

Bulle, Switzerland Shanghai, China

Our sister institution École Ducasse Paris Campus, is located in Meudon, an affluent Parisian suburb nested on the banks of the River Seine in Paris.

Your semester abroad options include Les Roches Marbella, a sun-kissed, high-tech learning environment burst ing with Mediterranean flair.

Also in Switzer land is our modern, university-style campus located in Bulle, a charming medieva l town nest led in the rolling countryside of the Gruyère region.

Open yourself to Asia with a semester abroad in one of China’s most cosmopolitan cities. Experience a fusion of Chinese language and culture with modern big city life.

Practice makes perfect

Real-world skills

The art of hospitality – a warm welcome, exceptional service, timing and presentation – cannot be learned in books. You will master this art by pract icing f ine dining service and culinary arts, oenology, front office and housekeeping, in the simulated boutique hotel environment of Glion campus.

W i t h o u r B a c h e l o r ’s d e g re e , y o u w i l l have the chance to see the world on two six-month internships at top international companies of your choosing. The first will open your eyes to the industry and your own professional strengths; the second will give you the opportunity to reflect on managerial competencies in the workplace.

Transformative education

Apply your business knowledge

Be wise, specialize

For your Bachelor thesis or applied business project, you wil l have the opportunity to review real-life business challenges and/or trends. In the applied business project, you will collaborate with an actual business, under the guidance of a faculty supervisor.

In today’s competitive job market, having special ist knowledge and experience wil l make you stand out from the crowd. In the final year of the Bachelor’s degree, you will have the choice to specialize in Luxury Brand Strategy, International Hotel Development and Finance or International Event Management.

Accreditation and quality assurance

NECHE

Glion Institute of Higher Education is accredited by the New England Commission of Higher Educat ion (NECHE). The Commission is recognized by the US Secretary of Education as a reliable authority on the quality of education for the institutions it accredits.

QS World University Ranking

Glion is ranked among the world’s top three higher education institutions for hospitality and leisure management, and for employer reputation (QS World University Rankings by Subject, 2020).

QAA

The London campus is reviewed by The Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education (QAA), an independent body that monitors standards and quality in UK higher education.

Accreditation

Ranking

Glion is a member of Sommet Education, world leader in hospitality and culinary education. Sommet Education initiated the Hospitality Challenge in partnership with United Nations World Tourism Organization. The Challenge grants scholarships to support the development of innovative hospitality projects.

Affiliation and corporate social initiative

global institution

#3

How we teach

Learn from the best

Dr. Barbara MillerAcademic Dean

Dr. Barbara CzyzewskaHead of Luxury Brand Strategy Specialization

Dr. Francesco ScretiSenior Lecturer Communication and Research Methods

Jonathan HumphriesHead of International Hotel Development and Finance

Giovanni ManfrediniHead of International Event Management

Ed Schofield Senior Lecturer Strategic Management

Christophe GulliDean of Practical Arts

Chantal WittmannMaître d’hôtel Gastronomic RestaurantMOF* Service

of our faculty members have a PhD and/or Master’s degree

90%

average years of faculty academic experience

12

average years of faculty industry experience

13

faculty members and instructors, representing 17 nations

74

*Meilleurs Ouvriers de France awards

Small classes, personalized learning

You are at the center

We keep our class sizes deliberately small, so you will receive one-to-one attention from highly qualified faculty members, who provide continuous feedback and help you to target your skills development.

You have the best tools

Our Pract ical Arts faci l i t ies (k i tchens, restaurants and reception) and academic classrooms all feature the latest technology and industry standard equipment.

You get to experiment

Working on appl ied business projects with our industry partners, you will learn to solve challenges and seize the types of opportunities that occur in the real world.

students per Practical Arts class15

students per academic class*35

*Average student numbers may vary slightly every semester.

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“The Glion Bachelor’s degree prepares students for high level careers in the hospitality and service industry sectors, boosting their overall experience, competencies and transferable skills. The program begins by giving students an immersion in the industry, building practical knowledge which they can then integrate and develop through more specialized academic studies in their final semesters.”

Bachelor’s in International Hospitality BusinessFour-year program with immersive English Language study

Prepare for a global career

Duration: 4 years, 8 semesters

Our Bachelor’s degree is the perfect preparation for high-level leadership careers – not just in the hospitality industry, but also any customer-facing business where professional poise and soft skills are prized. Confident communication is a key element of every leader’s toolbox; and with English being the global language of hospitality, the enhanced English fluency you develop with us will be a major career asset.

This philosophy drives our new four-year program: offering an extra semester of teaching which enables you to receive first-class English language tuition alongside the credit-bearing Practical Arts modules that are your launchpad into the hospitality industry.

Beginning your studies on our London campus, you wi l l embark on two semesters of intensive English classes alongside your Practical Arts courses. Our specialist faculty will make sure you have relevant language skills encompassing comprehension, listening, writing and speaking.

Upon completion, your English will be sufficient to undertake a successful first internship, as well as allowing you to reach our minimum requirements (IELTS 5.5 overall with min 5.0 in any subcomponent, or equivalent) in readiness for you to start your academically-focused studies in semester 3.

*Opportunity to study this semester on international exchange at another Sommet Education campus.

Bachelor’s in International Hospitality Business (BBA)Four-year program with immersive English Language study

BBA

4-year program

Semester 0

Hospitality Excellence

& English Language course

Semester 2

Professional Immersion

Semester 3

Hospitality Fundamentals

Semester 1

Hospitality Excellence

& English Language course

Semester 4

Hospitality Management

Semester 5

Management Practice

Semester 6

Integrated Business Strategies

Semester 7

Specialization and Business Project

London Internship Bulle, London or Marbella*

Glion and Paris

Bulle, London Marbella* or Shanghai*

Internship Bulle or London

Bulle or London

Duration4 years Six academic semesters plus two 6-month internships

IntakeFall 2021

Minimum age17 years old

Minimum English language qualifications4.5 overall (compared with 5.5 for ‘standard’ BBA)

Excellence in hospitality and English

The unique feature of this four-year program combines an immers ion in hospi ta l i ty ’s Practical Arts with enhanced English language tuition. Across two semesters you will learn, practice and assimilate the highest standards of hospitality service and operations; while simultaneously honing your knowledge and use of English.

École Ducasse has created a two-week Practical Arts masterclass which is offered exclusively to our Bachelor students in Paris during semester 1.

Two-week Masterclass at École Ducasse – Paris Campus

Learn how to lead a hospitality business and master the tools of the trade, working through simulated hotel development and revenue management projects with experienced faculty members.

Develop your cr i t ica l th ink ing, research and writ ing skil ls to produce high-quality professional work and complete an applied business project or dissertation.

Management skills

With two professional internships in your program, you can put your knowledge to the test with real life customers and colleagues, then place yourself in your chosen industry to further build and refine your management skills.

Internships: real work, real experience

Bachelor’s degree (BBA)program details

Semester 1Semester 0 Semester 2 Semester 3 Semester 4

Contemporary Gastronomy

Food and Beverage Concepts

Healthy Eating and Sustainability

Mixology & Cocktail Masterclass

Business Communication or

Business English

A two-week MasterClass at École Ducasse - Paris Campus

Local Business Field Trips

Luxury Hospitality Branding and Service Excellence

Hallmarks of Luxury

Rooms Division Operations Hotel Operations

The Universe of Wine

Luxury Wines & Spirits

Business Communication or

Business English

Local Business Field Trips

Hospitality Excellence & English Language

Hospitality Excellence & English Language

London campus Glion campus Worldwide Bulle campus, London campus or semester abroad

Bulle campus, London campus or semester abroad

Worldwide Bulle campus or London campus

Bulle campus or London campus

Online Applied Learning in Practice

Professional Immersion – Internship

Hospitality Marketing Essentials

Hospitality Financial Accounting

Professional Communication and Academic Writing

People and Performance in the Workplace

Applied Mathematics and Statistics in Hospitality Business

IT Business Tools

Language Elective

Hospitality Fundamentals

Sales and Digital Marketing in Hospitality

Managerial Accounting

Management of Rooms

Economics for Hospitality and the Tourism Industry

Hospitality and Events Operations

Management of Food and Beverage

Language Elective

Hospitality Management

Semester 5 Semester 6 Semester 7

Online Reflection on Practice

Management Practice – Internship

Business Development and Strategy

Corporate Finance

International Law and Risk Management

Revenue Management and Distribution Management

Human Resources Talent Management

Business Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility

Research Methods or

Project Management

Integrative Business Strategies

Luxury Brand Strategy or

International Hotel Development and Finance or

International Event Management and

Bachelor’s Thesis or

Applied Business Project (in line with specialization)

Specialization-based Field Trip

Specialization and Business Project

Professional internships

Live and learn in the global industry

Your two professional internships play a crucial role in your Bachelor studies, providing you with vital, real-world experience at leading organizations in hospitality and beyond. You will not only gain a full year of employment history to add to your CV, but also strong professional skills, valuable industry connections and real-life awareness of industry standards. With direct access to outstanding networking opportunities, you will build the contacts and references you need for your first role after graduation.

campus recruitment visits by international companies each year

250

average number of internship offers per student

7.7

countries from which internship offers received

58

internship offers in our database at any given time

6,700+

Second internship examples

Guest Relations Intern, Marriott

Customer Experience Intern, LVMH

Client Advisor, Richemont Group

PR and Events Assistant, MCI

Event Coordinator, BMF Media

Credit Management Intern, UBS

Business Management Intern, KPMG

First internship examples

F&B Intern, Four Seasons

Rooms Division Intern, Rosewood

Front Office Intern, Jumeirah

Housekeeping Intern, Accor

Banquet Service Intern, IHG

Spa & Wellness Intern, Shangri-La

Restaurant Intern, Kempinski

Specializations

Choose your specialization in semester 7

In today’s competitive job market, having special ist knowledge and experience wil l make you stand out from the crowd. In the final year of the Bachelor’s degree, you will have the choice to specialize in Luxury Brand Strategy, International Hotel Development and Finance or International Event Management.

Luxury Brand Strategy

Understanding luxury and the strategy of luxury brands provides a foundation for a career not only in the luxury and hospitality industries, but far beyond.

Add shine to your career

International Hotel Development and Finance

This specialization will give you the skills to analyze the critical success

factors in asset management for hotel and resort development projects.

Reach for the sky in corporate strategy

International EventManagement

There is plenty of room to grow a career, as well as the flexibility to

choose when and where you work in event management.

Run the business behind the show

The Glion ExperienceINTERNATIONAL STUDENT LIFE AND LOCATIONS

Four-year Bachelor’s degree with immersive English Language

London campus lifeSemester 0

The unique nature of this program means a unique approach to the way we support our “semester 0” students. We offer enhanced supervision and services from the moment you arrive in the UK; with personalized care that continues throughout your time on our London campus. You will have your own “chaperone” who will be responsible for your safety and wellbeing, while also ensuring you can live your student life to the full by organizing fun and exciting activities for your weekend down time.

We take pride in delivering a premium, personalized education that will ensure you graduate ready to make a significant contribution to your industry. You will feel at home with a friendly group of passionate hospitality students and faculty members.

London: a global hub of business and hospitality

Downshire House: elegance and modernity

Built in the nineteenth century, and a luxurious private residence until the 1950s, the elegant Downshire House now provides a home to our London campus. The building was extensively refurbished in 2016, to create a modern learning environment in a historical setting.

Hospitality excellence in a diverse, university environment

Glion London is a very special place, where a world-class Swiss education meets a global hub of hospitality. The campus is located in Downshire House, in the grounds of the University of Roehampton (UoR). From campus, you are just 40 minutes by public transport from the center of London. Glion London offers a close-knit, friendly atmosphere, with ready access to all the facilities of the wider UoR campus, including its world-class library, restaurants, student clubs and sports venues.

With a history dating back over 175 years, the four Colleges of the University create a beautiful 54-acre parkland campus, with classic listed buildings alongside modern, cutting-edge facilities. The library, a popular destination for our students, houses 1,200 study spaces and hundreds of thousands of books and research materials across five floors and nearly 8,000 meters of shelving.

• Established in 2013

• 200 Glion students

• 6 classrooms

• Coffee shop

• UoR has 10,000 students from 140 countries

Glion London sports committee

Team sports (non-competitive only)

Gym available for £25 per month – many dance and yoga classes, gymnastics and martial arts

Activities: tennis club, running club and more

Facts and facilities Stay fit and active

Secure half-board accommodation on our campus doorstep

As a “semester 0” Bachelor student, you wil l be offered single bedroom accommodation in the recently-built Chadwick Hall, which sits between Downshire House and the main university campus. This puts you just a minute’s walk from our campus building, in safe and secure accommodation that you will share with other Glion students.

Your room will have a single bed, a dedicated desk area, good storage space, plus an en-suite shower room. Each accommodation building offers a shared living area and kitchen on the ground floor, with three to four bedrooms per floor.

Your breakfast and dinner will be prepared in your accommodation where you will also build the necessary skills for independent living as you progress with your studies.

Weekend supervised activities in London

Your time in London will be exciting and fulfilling, thanks to a packed program of weekend events designed to help you make the most of one of the world’s great cities.

Below you will find a representative sample of an activity program, which should give you a flavor of what to expect:

Week Saturday morning Saturday afternoon/evening Sunday morning Sunday afternoon/evening

01 London open-top sightseeing bus tour London Eye Cycling in Richmond Park Welcome BBQ

02 Thorpe Park Paddle boarding on the River Thames Free time

03 Horse riding in Wimbledon Free time British Museum guided tour

04 Racecourse Royal Ascot Free time Madame Tussauds

05 Day trip to Oxford: university tour, pub lunch and free time at shopping center Free time Football game

at Chelsea FC

06 Free time Cooking class Warner Bros studio tour

07 Day trip to Greenwich: Royal Museum, lunch and Royal Observatory Free time Westfield shopping center and

ten-pin bowling

08 Harrods guided tour and lunch Walk in Hyde Park Go karting Free time

09 Free time Sherlock escape game Visit to Windsor Castle

10 Free time Musical at West End theater Borough Market and lunch Tate Modern

11 Day trip to Bath: Roman baths, lunch and Christmas market Free time Cinema

12 Natural History Museum Lunch and ice skating Free time Afternoon tea at The Ritz

13 Free time Shopping in Oxford Street, dinner and Christmas lights

Sunday roast and secret santa Richmond

All activities are subject to local or national restrictions that may be in place at the time.

Switzerland campus lifeSemester 1

After your opening semester in London, your studies continue in Switzerland at Glion campus – both our flagship and center for practical learning. The campus is located in the hills above Montreux, offering panoramic views of Lake Geneva and the Alps. In this boutique hotel environment, you will experience the most sophisticated, cutting edge elements of hospitality and fine dining. Our world-class practical learning facilities include two gourmet restaurants, Le Bellevue and Fresh, which are open to the public. Working in both will give you vital, hands-on training from industry-recognized service and culinary experts. At the same time, you will continue to add strength and depth to your English skills with bespoke language classes throughout the semester.

Breathtaking views, 5-star hospitality facilities

Campus facilities, dining and accommodation

Established in 1962 in the former Bellevue hotel, Glion campus encompasses 16 classrooms and study rooms with numerous state-of-the-art operational facilities. It can accommodate up to 350 students – subject to availability, you can opt for single or shared double rooms, a majority of which offer en-suite bathrooms.

A wide range of dining options are available. With a prepaid F&B card issued when you join us on campus, you can select where you want to eat in different outlets, including Skyline self-service, the Club, Le Bellevue and Fresh.

Facts and facilities

• Established in 1962

• 350 students

• 5 student accommodation buildings

• 16 classrooms and study rooms

• 2 concept restaurants

• Gastronomic restaurant

• Self-service restaurant

• Lounge bar

• Coffee bar

• Bar

Stay fit and active

Gymnasium and fitness room on-site

Activities: swimming, tennis, hiking, running, badminton, ping pong, yoga, zumba, stand-up paddle board

Teams: football, rugby, volleyball and basketball

Student life on campus

You will find Glion campus buzzing with events and activities throughout the semester. Talent shows, baking and cooking competitions, cultural fairs, sports competitions, theme nights, fundraisers and much more awaits you.

Excursions

Switzer land is convenient ly located in the heart of Europe, giving you the chance to take part in numerous organized trips and tours. Discover neighboring countries plus characterful towns and cities including Milan, Lyon, Annecy, Chamonix and Turin. In addition, you can join trips that are more adventurous or sports-focused, such as canyoning, paragliding, skiing, tobogganing or rafting. Sometimes excursions are organized around events, like the Lausanne Marathon or to theme parks like Europa Park. Other trips include paintballing, cultural outings, vineyards, the Strasbourg Christmas Market and Swiss Discovery Tours.

Impressive diversity within a close-knit community

Live and learn in a culturally immersive environment

At Glion, you will join with students from many other countr ies to cult ivate the celebrated Gl ion Spirit in a family-style, multicultural community that embraces diversity and collaboration. The courses wi l l chal lenge you to work in teams with students who don’t think like you. The activities and sports will give you a chance to experience new things and get a taste of l i fe in other places. Our faculty members and visiting lecturers will share their insights with you. In the end, you wi l l emerge with exceptional cultural knowledge, industry connections and international friendships that will last a lifetime.

Discover the Glion Spirit

A multicultural student population

nationalities

93

Asia-Pacific

37%

Americas

5%

Europe

53%

Africa and Middle East

5%

Group projects

Clubs and sports

Team work

Social activities

Develop your leadership potential

The Student Government Association

The Student Government Association (SGA) brings students together to improve the overall Glion experience. The SGA officially represents the student body and is a link between the students, senior campus management, faculty, staff and all other student associations. Elected by peers, the SGA Committee is empowered to organize a wide range of activities and to supervise, lead and manage all other Glion committees. All students are invited to stand for election to the SGA Committee.

As a Glion student, you have the opportunity to take part in two established leadership programs, enhancing your soft skills while adding extra gloss to your resume.

The Glion Ambassador Program supports students in developing and improving their leadership skills; which in turn strengthens their future employability. Selected each semester by Student Affairs, our Ambassadors aim to improve student life through peer-to-peer support, organizing events and activit ies on campus, while also representing the school during open days and VIP visits.

The Glion Ambassador Program

How to ApplyADMISSIONS INFORMATION AND SUPPORT

Four-year Bachelor’s degree with immersive English Language

Program entry requirements

Minimum age

17 years old at the start of the program.

For the Bachelor’s (BBA) in International Hospitality Business Four-year program with immersive English Language study

Education

You must have completed senior secondary education with a diploma (IB diploma, Maturité, Abitur, French Bac, 2 A-levels, high school diploma or equivalent).

Admissions assessment

Personalized assessment to ascertain motivation and review application documentation. Includes scenario-based exercise to be completed before the interview and assessment.

Minimum English language entry requirements

If English is not your first language, or if you have not spent the last two years* studying in a school where English is the primary language of instruction, please enclose a copy of:International English Language Test (IELTS)**: 4.5 overall (min. 4.0 in any subcomponent)

Note: All English certificates must have been issued in the 12 months prior to admission. If your English level does not meet the levels indicated above, then please contact us for more information.

*English certificates may also be required by our authorities for permit purposes.

**Only tests taken/issued in an official IELTS testing center are accepted.

Admissions process: step by step

From application to arrival on campus

At least 12 weeks before the program starts

Due to high demand for places, we strongly

recommend that you apply to Glion as early as possible

before your intended start date

Documents needed to apply through the online

application portal:

Copy of passportAcademic records

Study and post-study planCV/resume

Submit your application

Confirm your acceptance

1

Within 15 working days of receiving your letter of offer

To confirm your place at Glion, you must make the pre-payment on your tuition fees as outlined

in the offer letter. This also confirms your acceptance of

Glion’s Terms and Conditions.

You will then be sent a complete acceptance

package that contains:

Invoice for the first semester Pre-arrival and campus guide

booklet Attestation for visa (if required)

4

Until your program starts

To help you prepare for your program, we offer:

Visa support servicesArrival assistance

New student Facebook group

5

Within two days of submitting your documents

You will be contacted to schedule your admissions

assessment.

This two-step process includes:

Written exerciseInterview

2Prepare for admissions

assessmentPre-arrival

support

On official arrival days, we will welcome you with:

Welcome and pick-up from designated airport

Check-in and registrationTransportation services

Welcome eventsInduction week

6

Within 1-2 weeks

If your application is successful, you will receive:

Letter of offerInvoice for the pre-payment

3Receive

letter of offer

Your first week on campus

Arrival on campus

Application items

How to prepare for the admissions assessment

CV or resume

In a professional CV format, please provide a detailed record of your academic and/or professional background, including any relevant volunteer work/hobbies etc.

Study and post-study plan

Please use the document template provided to write a short essay describing your ambitions, why you wish to study at Glion and what you will contribute to the institution as a student and alumni. Maximum 300 words, signed and dated.

Academic records

We will require a copy of your senior secondary education diploma and transcripts with courses completed and grades received. Provisional transcripts are acceptable for s t u d e n t s w h o h a v e n o t y e t completed their studies and should show the last three years’ results. The transcripts should show all grades received, an explanation of the grading system in English or French and the estimated date of completion.*

* You will be asked to bring your original transcripts and diploma/s with you to registration on campus as admissions will be checking authenticity during induction. If your final transcripts/ diploma are not in English, French, German or Italian, then a notarized/certified English translation is required as well. For London applicants, only final diploma transcripts will be accepted.

** Your passport must be valid for at least six months after the program has started.

Passport(s) copy

Please send a legible copy of your passport(s).**

A note about proof of English

The admiss ions assessment interview allows us to assess a candidate’s English proficiency when the off icial cert i f icate is not yet available. However, al l candidates who require proof of English language level will be required to submit their certificate as it will often be required for the visa process.

Tuition and other fees

Bachelor’s in International Hospitality BusinessFour-year program with immersive English Language study in year 1

Valid for students starting in September 2021

1. Please refer to the chapter on ‘Insurance’ in the terms and conditions section. 2. The room cost shown is approximate, based on 2020 prices, and subject to change. The actual cost will be confirmed upon application. 3. A bedding bundle (including a duvet, duvet cover, mattress cover, pillow and pillow slip) are included in the accommodation cost at the beginning of your accommodation period – not for students continuing their stay in the same room.

Glion reserves the right to review and modify the fees and Terms and Conditions of each semester at any time and without prior notice. To maintain the standards expected from the institution, the fees are reviewed annually.

Breakdown of fees in CHF

Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Total BBA in CHF

Excl. S0 fees in GBP

Semester 0 Semester 1 Semester 2 Semester 3 Semester 4 Semester 5 Semester 6 Semester 7

London (GBP) Glion (CHF) Internship (CHF) Bulle (CHF) Bulle (CHF) Internship (CHF) Bulle (CHF) Bulle (CHF)

Compulsory expenses

Tuition fees 21,420 24,000 30,450 30,450 30,450 30,450 145,800

Learning resources 490 600 600 600 600 600 3,000

Practical arts courses apparel 1,200 1,200

Weekend supervised activities 2,000

Business field trip 1,500 1,500

Health and accident insurance1 1,700 850 1,700 850 850 5,950

Administrative fees 450 250 250 250 250 1,450

Total academic compulsory expenses 23,910 27,950 32,150 33,000 32,150 33,650 158,900

Half board 4,200

Food and beverage prepaid 4,500 3,500 3,500 11,500

Lodging single room 2,3 4,625

Double superior room - en-suite bathroom 5,850 5,850 5,850 17,550

Total living compulsory expenses 8,825 10,350 9,350 9,350 29,050

Optional accommodation and F&B fees

Food and beverage prepaid 2,500 2,500

Double superior room – en-suite bathroom 5,850 5,850

Lodging upgrade

A – Single standard room – shared bathroom 2,400

B – Single superior room – en-suite bathroom 3,700 3,700 3,700 3,700 3,700

Semester 0 in London and continuing in Switzerland

Tuition and other fees

1. Please refer to the chapter on ‘Insurance’ in the terms and conditions section. 2. The room cost shown is approximate, based on 2020 prices, and subject to change. The actual cost will be confirmed upon application. 3. A bedding bundle (including a duvet, duvet cover, mattress cover, pillow and pillow slip) are included in the accommodation cost at the beginning of your accommodation period – not for students continuing their stay in the same room.

Glion reserves the right to review and modify the fees and Terms and Conditions of each semester at any time and without prior notice. To maintain the standards expected from the institution, the fees are reviewed annually.

Breakdown of fees in CHF

Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Total BBA in GBP

Excl. S1 fees in CHF

Semester 0 Semester 1 Semester 2 Semester 3 Semester 4 Semester 5 Semester 6 Semester 7

London (GBP) Glion (CHF) Internship (GBP) London (GBP) London (GBP) Internship (GBP) London (GBP) London (GBP)

Compulsory expenses

Tuition fees 21,420 24,000 21,420 21,420 21,420 21,420 107,100

Learning resources 490 600 490 490 490 490 2,450

Practical arts courses apparel 1,200

Weekend supervised activities 2,000 2,000

Business field trip 1,100 1,100

Health and accident insurance1 1,700

Administrative fees 450

Total academic compulsory expenses 23,910 27,950 21,910 21,910 21,910 23,010 112,250

Half board 4,200 4,200

Food and beverage prepaid 4,500

Lodging single room 2,3 4,625 4,625

Double superior room - en-suite bathroom 5,850

Total living compulsory expenses 8,825 10,350 9,350 9,350 8,825

Optional accommodation and F&B fees

Lodging single room 2,3 4,381 4,381 4,381 4,381

Lodging upgrade

A – Single standard room – shared bathroom 2,400

B – Single superior room – en-suite bathroom 3,700

Bachelor’s in International Hospitality BusinessFour-year program with immersive English Language study in year 1

Valid for students starting in September 2021

Semester 0 in London, semester 1 in Switzerland and continuing in London

Application feeA non-re fundab le app l icat ion fee o f GBP 175 is required with each application for Glion London campus.

Damage deposit – SwitzerlandA r e f u n d a b l e d a m a g e d e p o s i t o f CHF 1,250 is required to cover any damage caused to Glion property by the student during his or her studies, regardless of the student living on campus or not. This deposit also covers the uniform deposit as well as other items including the deposit for a locker and a washing machine card. It is payable at the time of the student’s first invoice and will be credited on the student’s account at the end of their last on-campus semester. The remaining positive balance (providing no damage or charges have been incurred during their stay) will be refunded to the official sponsor three months after their final checkout.

Terms and conditions

Residential deposit – LondonA refundable residential deposit of GBP 265 is required and charged by the University of Roehampton. It wil l be refunded at the end of the student’s accommodation contract – providing no damage or charges have been incurred during their stay. The actual deposit amount will be confirmed upon application.

Fees for studies – SwitzerlandTuition fees cover:

Tui t ion, some events and fac i l i t ies ( i .e . conferences, leisure and sports activities, etc.), Ducasse Masterclass trip to Paris in semester 1 (transportation, accommodation, half board and other school-planned activities), other school supplies, administration charges for internship(s), Swiss VAT, contribution to the Alumni Association of Glion (AAG), tutoring (when necessary), industry presentations, examiner fees, access to the Health & Welfare Counse lor, and career counse l ing. Any unused services, clothes, school supplies, benefits, etc., included in the main fees are non-refundable.

Learning resources fees cover:

Various learning materials such as textbooks, e-books, access to library and online database, etc.

Administrative fees cover:

The school’s administrative costs related to the student’s study visa and residence permit (excluding legal and court charges if the visa or permit is refused, and an appeal is made by the student), as well as administrative services such as communal & cantonal fees obligations.

Compulsory expenses cover:

The application fee, the damage deposit, accommodation and food & beverage prepaid (in semesters 1, 3 and 4 only), business field trip in semester 7, learning resources, practical arts courses apparel, and health & accident insurance.

Fees do not cover the following optional or additional expenses:

Room and food & beverage (F&B) prepaid fees (in semesters 6 and 7 only), eventual F&B top ups, special accommodation, parking, personal out-of-pocket expenses (including travel to and from the campus and the site of the student’s internship), a laptop, resit fees, on-campus or online retake/submission fees, and the LINGUASKILLS exam fee.

Fees for studies – LondonTuition fees cover:

Tui t ion, some events and fac i l i t ies ( i .e . conferences, le isure, etc. ) , Universi ty of Roehampton Students’ Union membership, administrative costs, other school supplies, administration charges for internship(s), UK VAT, contribution to the Alumni Association of Glion (AAG), tutoring (when necessary), industry presentations, and career counselling. Any unused services, school supplies, benefits, etc., included in the main fees are non-refundable.

Learning resources fees cover:

Various learning materials such as textbooks, e-books, access to library and online database, etc.

Compulsory expenses cover:

The application fee, the residential deposit, single room accommodation and half board in semester 0, supervised weekend activities in semester 0, and learning resources.

Fees do not cover the following optional or additional expenses:

Board ( inc luding food) and s ing le room accommodation at the University of Roehampton (in semesters 3,4,6 and 7), special accommodation, parking (not available on campus), a bedding bundle (including a duvet, duvet cover, mattress cover, pillow and pillow slip), additional linen, laundry costs, health insurance while on internship, personal out-of-pocket expenses (including travel to and from the campus and the site of the student’s internship), and a laptop.

Room – LondonHalf-board accommodation for semester 0 students includes accommodation in a single en-suite room in Chadwick Hall, on the University of Roehampton campus. Breakfast and dinner will be prepared in the kitchen of the accommodation.

Bachelor students in semester 3, 4, 6 & 7 can select to live on campus during their studies, subject to avai labi l i ty. I f accommodation is taken, students will be booked a single en-suite room on the University of Roehampton campus.

Other expensesIt is estimated that students require, on average, a sum of CHF 500 in Switzerland and GBP 450 in London, per month, to finance their out-of-pocket expenses such as snacks and drinks, entertainment, personal supplies, laundry, and any other personal expenses.

Please note that the estimated GBP 450 per month in London does not include board. Students will need additional funds to cover board costs.

Room – SwitzerlandRoom fees include accommodat ion in a double superior room with en-suite bathroom. Depending on availability, students might be assigned a double standard room with shared bathroom (with a reduction of CHF 500.- per semester).

The room type will be confirmed only upon receipt of the full due amount by the official payment deadline on a first-paid first-served basis.

Subject to availability, students can select a single room for an additional fee. Room selection and confirmation are per semester. There is high demand for the limited number of these rooms, so we advise students to settle the full due amount as early as possible, as room allocation occurs on a first-paid, first-served basis. Students risk losing their room upgrade choice if they do not meet the deadline of the full payment.

The prices below are in Swiss Francs, per person, for the duration of one semester, and in addition to the double superior room with en-suite bathroom fee:

Room category and features

Additional fees

A – Single standard room – shared bathroom CHF 2,400

B – Single superior room – en-suite bathroom CHF 3,700

Prepaid food and beverage account (based on consumption) – SwitzerlandAt the beginning of the semester, the F&B prepaid card is charged with the amount specified in the fees. This card can be used in the various outlets on campus. The prepaid amount must be used before the end of the semester and is not refundable nor transferable. Students can top-up their card at any time.

Campus closures in 2021-2022 – SwitzerlandRooms are not available to students and F&B services will not be provided during the following period:• From 20 December 2021 to 1 January 2022

inclusive

Insurance – SwitzerlandHealth and accident insurance is mandatory in Switzerland; therefore, non-Swiss resident students are required to take the health and accident insurance provided by Glion that covers them while on campus and on internship. However, if students have a private, valid insurance coverage equivalent to the Swiss health insurance coverage scheme, they are required to follow the procedure to become exempted by the Swiss authorities (information about exemption and the validation of foreign insurance plans is available from the Admissions Department).

Students under a European health insurance scheme who wish to use this coverage whilst studying at Glion are required to provide a valid copy of their personal health insurance card to have the health insurance fee deducted from their invoice for the semester. If students fail to complete this procedure prior to their registration on campus, they will automatically be registered for the insurance provided by Glion at the most competitive rate, which may vary from one semester to another.

Students who have been granted the exemption by Swiss authorities are responsible for verifying the validity of their private health and accident insurance coverage in Switzerland and on internship in Switzerland or abroad; Glion will not cover any health or accident-related expenses.

Personal and private insurance, to cover issues such as damage or theft of personal property, is not mandatory but is strongly recommended and is the student’s responsibility. Glion cannot be held responsible for the theft of personal belongings, student damage or third-party insurance. The health insurance fee invoice for the internship semester(s) will be sent with the invoice for the previous on-campus semester.

Insurance – LondonWhile studying in the United Kingdom (UK), all students, regardless of nationality, are entitled to accident and emergency care free of charge. For all other health matters, eligibility rules apply:• Depending on the length of stay in the UK,

nationals of those countries with a bilateral health agreement with the UK are entitled to access treatment – some treatments are excluded and costs may apply.

• Nationals of those countries without a bilateral health agreement with the UK are entitled to access treatment but will be charged.

Internships: If completing an internship outside of the UK, students are responsible for and strongly advised to have suitable health and accident insurance for the duration of their internship.

InternshipsAll students are requested to complete their internship(s) in establishments approved by Glion. The main objective is to prepare students for their professional careers by developing their managerial, entrepreneurial and personal skills to the fullest through interesting and challenging internships. Glion has established excellent relationships within the hospitality and tourism industries, and a wide choice of training opportunities is offered to students in large, medium or small companies in Switzerland and/or abroad. However, some countries can be restricted by government visa, work permit, policies and/or language requirements. Although internships are generally paid by the employer, the remuneration received cannot be expected to finance studies at Glion.

Visa application procedure – LondonFor your f i rst semester in the United Kingdom (Semester 0), you may come under the Standard Visitor Visa.

From semester 3 onwards:• Should you wish to return to the United

Kingdom for more than one semester, you must apply for a Student Visa.

• Should you wish to return to the United Kingdom for only one semester, you will be able to apply for a second Standard Visitor Visa.

Laptop policyStudents will need to have individual access to our Intranet website, which hosts student information including support, teaching documents and other learning resources. Students will also need to use the Internet for their project research to access online library resources or emails. Students must bring their own laptop that meets Glion’s requirements. Laptop specifications will be sent directly to the student upon confirmation of their enrollment and are also published on our website under www.glion.edu/pre-arrival-information

Visa application procedure for accepted candidates – SwitzerlandAccepted candidates wi l l receive an acceptance letter from the Admissions Department detailing the visa application procedure.

Students are responsible to complete the visa application procedure and are strongly advised to apply immediately as it takes at least two months to obtain a visa. If the student is a national of an EU/EEA country or Switzerland, a visa is not required to study in Switzerland.

For those who need an entry visa, it is imperative to request a Type D Study visa (not a tourist visa). Candidates must make a personal request at the Swiss Embassy/Consulate in their country of residence and present the school’s attestation.

Once the visa is approved (after 8 to 12 weeks), the embassy/consulate will notify the candidate who then must collect the original visa from the embassy/consulate and other supporting documents listed on the website of the local Swiss consulate.

Pre-paymentNew students wi l l receive their acceptance documents after reception of the GBP 4,000 pre-payment. This pre-payment confirms the place in the program and is non-refundable, except in extreme circumstances. The pre-payment is deducted from the student’s first invoice.

Please note: If the student postpones his or her studies after the pre-payment has been made, the balance will be carried forward to the next two intakes (one year) only. If a student postpones to the next intake but subsequently cancels, the pre-payment will be non-refundable.

As a private institute, Glion provides a limited number of scholarships for new and returning students. Scholarships are competitive and linked to Glion’s admissions strategy, which aims to assist motivated young people to study at our institution. Each scholarship has specific criteria, and eligibility for a scholarship is examined on a case-by-case basis for those students who have submitted a complete application and is granted at Glion’s sole discretion. Scholarships apply on tuition only, are not cumulative and do not apply on on-campus or online retake fees. The Scholarship Policy is reviewed each year and can be changed at any time and without prior notice.

ScholarshipsPaymentPayments must be made in full in Swiss Francs or in GBP (depending on the study location) no later than 15th November (for the Spring intake) or 15th May (for the Fall intake), unless a payment plan contract has been approved. For returning students, this payment confirms their place in the program and room allocation. Students will not be permitted to begin the semester unti l the due amount has been received. Academic documentation (transcript of grades, degrees, attestations, etc.) are only delivered/awarded after all due fees and charges have been paid in full. Glion reserves the right to suspend from his or her studies, at any time, a student with pending due amounts or non-respected payment plan installments.

Sponsorship is a f inancial commitment by a sponsor (parent, legal guardian or any other person) where the sponsor undertakes to pay any fees and other charges on behalf of the student. Notwithstanding any sponsorship commitment as part of the application process, the students remains l iable for any outstanding debt. Any reference in these Terms and Condit ions to liability of students shall also infer liability on the sponsor of the student as the case may be and such liability is joint and several.

SponsorshipExcept as described hereinafter, all fees outlined and paid for are non-refundable. Subject to pre-payment section, if a new student cancels before the official arrival date on campus, only the pre-payment of GBP 4,000 will be retained. If a student is dismissed or withdraws from the program during a semester (after the official check-in day), all fees are non-refundable.

If a returning student withdraws from the program after the payment deadline and/or does not attend check-in, then a cancellation fee of CHF 500/GBP 300 will apply.

If the student has to take a break from their studies due to mitigating circumstances approved by the Glion Students Accounting committee, any unused fees for tuition, accommodation and the remaining credit of the F&B prepaid card will be credited if the student returns to Glion within two years. The unused tuition and accommodation fees are proportional to the number of weeks remaining in the semester that have been invoiced for. In any case, if the due fees for the semester have not been settled in full, the outstanding amount will be (or become in case of payment plan) immediately due and Glion will ask for instant payment.

At the end of the studies (or i f the student definitively withdraws), the sponsor can claim for the refund of the positive balance for a maximum of two years after the last official check-out day of their last on campus semester.

Refund policy

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