The course focuses on the development of language skills for academic writing: the language of analysis, evaluation, discussion, description, and reflection.

This course explores the geography of the culinary world with particular reference to the origins and diffusion of the world’s major staples and their relationships with regional cuisines and tourist sites. Topics include the relationship between tourism, food, and wine, political, social, economic contexts of food production; assess foods and food-related events that have an impact on tourism.

This course introduces various departments of hotels and resorts, their functions, the contribution of each department in the hotel business, internal management of hospitality, work culture, style, profiles, and opportunities.

This course provides a comprehensive analysis of individual and group behaviour in organisations. Its purpose is to provide an understanding of how organisations can be managed more effectively and at the same time enhance the quality of employees' work life.

Introduction to tourism destinations worldwide and their geography, introduction to basics of computer software and hardware, IT, internet and networking with special reference to online reservation software and their application in Tourism and hospitality industry is also given.

The NIRF ranking of LPU in the management s is 37. The highest salary offered to the students was 21 LPA while 5.5 LPA was the average salary package.  The fee for the course is Rs 1,90,000 per semester.

Hotel management and hospitality management refer to the same discipline of study. Hotel Management is more specific to the Management of a Hotel, Resort or Food & Beverage establishments where as  Hospitality Management opens up opportunity to the  Services Sector.
Graduates of Hospitality Management can join hotels and other sector of services like the travel, tourism, airlines, retail stores,malls, super markets, multiplexes , food Courts, banking, facilities management.

As hotel industry is an integral part of the services sector, there are plenty of job opportunities for a hotel management graduate.

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