Course Overview
Through independent research, practical application in our restaurant Blasus and theory lessons, you will develop a good understanding of the role of management in the hospitality, events and culinary arts industry.
This programme will suit students wishing to study part time to develop a broad range of hospitality, events and business skills. It will provide you with the necessary knowledge and insight to develop an understanding of managing hospitality and catering organisations more effectively. This is located in the Catering, Hospitality and Agriculture (CHA) department.
This course is run in partnership with The University of Wales Trinity Saint David.
All applications are considered on an individual basis which means offers are based on qualifications, personal profile and experience. If you have any queries regarding your offer please contact our Admissions Team. Typical offer: 1 A Level at C Grade or above or 2 A Levels at E Grade or PP/PPP profile from a BTEC Level 3 qualification and two GCSEs at Grade C or above, to include English and Maths (or equivalent qualifications).
Mature students (Over 21 years of age) can be accepted with lower/no academic qualifications and are assessed on a case by case basis looking at the individual profile and the work/life of the applicant.
Graduates have employment prospects in hospitality and catering disciplines, for example: the events industry, food and beverage management, restaurant management, corporate hospitality and conference and banqueting. Job opportunities are available in hotels, restaurants, cruise ships and event venues. The course covers both front and back of house so provides opprtunites in kitchen management and product development. The course also provides acces to our BA (Hons) in Hospitality Management & the Culinary Arts.
The course includes - Restaurant operations, organisation behaviour, marketing, applied personal and professional development, purchasing and sustainability and introduction to hospitality, tourism and events
The programme will include lectures, fieldwork, practical and tutorial sessions. The course is mostly assignment based assessment.
Additional cost may apply upon application
