This course aims to provide high potential, discipline-specific professionals and managers with management and leadership development beyond their current areas of expertise. It aims to develop strong decision-making, team and communication skills, and a rich global perspective within an ethical framework.
Entry requirements:
Selection of Masters students involves consideration of those with A related undergraduate degree from a Le Cordon Bleu program, plus one year of hospitality industry experience, can apply to enrol directly into the Le Cordon Bleu MBA, or An undergraduate degree in a related discipline plus one year of senior supervisory level experience, or above, can apply to enrol in the Le Cordon Bleu Graduate Certificate in International Hospitality Management. A 'credit' grade average will be required to proceed to the Le Cordon Bleu MBA, or
An undergraduate degree in an unrelated discipline plus two years of senior supervisory level experience, or above, can apply to enroll in the Le Cordon Bleu Graduate Certificate in International Hospitality Management. A 'credit' grade average will be required to proceed to the Le Cordon Bleu MBA.
Application details:
Research course option and enquire online. Applicants may apply online with supporting documents.
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The University of South Australia (UniSA), though founded in 1991 through the amalgamation of the South Australian Institute of Technology and the South Australian College of Advanced Education, has a rich educational history dating back to the nineteenth century. Over the years, UniSA has quickly earned a reputation as a national leader in collaborative research, has been recognised for innovation in teaching and has South Australia's largest intake of international ...read more
CRICOS code:
00121B
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Venue information for this course:
City West Campus
Address:
City West Campus North Terrace ADELAIDE South Australia Australia 5000
Venue Description:
This is a modern, vibrant campus located amidst Adelaide's educational and cultural hub. With innovative learning facilities and a range of research activities across the disciplines, City West also enjoys a reputation as being part of a world-class arts precinct. City West campus has some of the most modern facilities available, including wireless computer network access. Well-equipped classrooms and lecture theatres, a bookshop, cafeteria and a cafe/bar are some of the other facilities available to students. The campus even has its own post office. There is also a gallery, theatre, and courtyards that serve as venues for community arts events. Being just a short walk away from the Adelaide Railway Station, City West is also a major stop on the bus route along North Terrace.
Accommodation available at this venue?
No
Accommodation Details:
There are a wide range of accommodation options available to students while studying at UniSA, including student apartments, student hostels, residential colleges and private rental. The residential colleges are located in North Adelaide, within walking distance to the City. They include fully-furnished units with separate bedrooms, shared dining, bath and recreation facilities. Meals, as well as power, gas and water supply are provided. Students also benefit from the pastoral care and library facilities available here. Student hostels are located mostly in the suburbs and are a good option for independent living (though supervision is provided in some hostels). They are usually self-catering, but some of them do provide meals. These include fully-furnished units with separate bedrooms, shared large kitchens, dining, bathrooms and recreation facilities. Student apartments are located within walking distance to the University campuses. These are fully-furnished, self-catered apartments that make for comfortable independent living. Students are required to pay for their own utilities (power, gas and water). Information on private rental options can be accessed in the UniSA Rental Database and newspapers or by contacting real estate agencies and the newspapers. These privately- rented and self-catered houses may be unfurnished or fully-furnished, and can be shared with other tenants also.
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