The organizer of the seminar is the StudentlandTM group of companies. For more information about the seminar, call 068 399-83-36.

The organizer of the seminar is the StudentlandTM group of companies. For more information about the seminar, call 068 399-83-36.

▶ César Ritz Colleges Switzerland website▶ About the exhibition “Education Abroad – 2011″▶ All participants of the exhibition “Education Abroad – 2011”

10/24/2011

Presentation of hotel management universities

On September 27, 2014, the tenth international exhibition-forum “Education Abroad – UIEF 2014” will take place in Kyiv, which will be visited by the leading Swiss universities of hotel and restaurant management of the Laureate Hospitality Education group. A career in the field of hotel and restaurant management is rightly considered the most promising. Every year thousands of hotels are opened in the world, which provide about ten thousand jobs. In Ukraine, there is a growing interest in education in this area, as evidenced by the demand for programs of hospitality universities. At the exhibition “Education Abroad – UIEF 2014”, and for the first time in Ukraine, the universities of the world-famous group of schools of hotel and restaurant management Laureate Hospitality Education will be presented in full. Visitors of the exhibition who are interested in training in the field of hospitality, tourism and event management will be able to meet with regional directors of educational institutions and get information about the conditions of training, admission and employment after graduation. The following LAUERATE universities will be presented at the exhibition:

Glion Institute of Higher Education, Switzerland – 2nd place in the world ranking of universities of hotel and restaurant management, Les Roches International School of Hotel Management, Switzerland – 2nd place in the world ranking of universities of hotel and restaurant management, Les Roches International School of Hotel Management, Spain – 1st place in the ranking of universities of hotel and restaurant management in Spain, Les Roches Jin Jiang International School of Hotel Management, China – 1st place in the ranking of universities of hotel and restaurant management in China, Kendall College , USA – 3rd place in the ranking of universities in hotel and restaurant management; Blue Mountains International Hotel Management School, Australia – 1st place in the ranking of universities of hotel and restaurant management in Australia.

Areas of training: bachelor’s degree, master’s degree, postgraduate training programs. Duration of training: from 1 year to 4 years depending on the program. Specialties: hotel management, restaurant management, tourist management, cooking, event organization management, sports management. Specializations: management, finance, marketing, HR and others. The curriculum consists of academic semesters and practice semesters and combines academic and practical aspects. Features of LAUREATE group universities of hotel and restaurant management:

High rating: universities are recognized as one of the best in the world rankings, a wide range of specialties that meet the needs of the global labor market, university graduates hold high positions in hospitality around the world, the opportunity to gain experience in the best hotels and companies during internships; students receive a diploma of higher education – bachelor’s or master’s degree, the possibility of retraining: postgraduate training programs. For more information on educational institutions – universities of hotel and restaurant management – you can call Domar Travel Education by phone: (044) 425-40-45 or by e-mail olesia@dteducation.com.

You can make an appointment for an individual consultation during the exhibition by sending a letter to the organizers by e-mail: info@dteducation.com.

09/26/2014

New training programs at IMI University Center

IMI University Center (Switzerland) is a private Swiss hotel business school, which simultaneously enrolls about 300 students per semester. IMI offers training programs in hotel management, tourism management, cooking and management in the hospitality industry, designed for young people who want to get a prestigious and quality higher education in Switzerland. Seminar program:

benefits of studying in Switzerland; paid internships and international careers; 2nd higher in hotel management for 1 year; culinary arts programs; news from IMI: Global Business Management; Global strategic management; Programs in the field of International Culinary Arts.

IMI LUZERN MBA in the following specialties: (1-1.5 years): Swiss hotel management; hotel and tourism management; social media marketing; brand management of luxury services. Master’s degree in specialties: (1-1.5 years): event management; tourist planning and management. Admission is free, pre-registration is required. Switzerland is:

Switzerland receives 15% of its total national income from tourism; Inflation in Switzerland does not exceed 1% per year; For more than 100 years, Switzerland has been considered the best place to study the hospitality industry; Professional level of higher education in Switzerland, invited teachers from around the world; Guaranteed acquisition of practical knowledge in the specialty; Training in Switzerland is training in an environmentally safe, economically and politically stable country with a developed tourist infrastructure.

Why IMI?

Highly qualified staff, intensive programs, as well as an ideal ratio of students and teachers; Professional practice in Switzerland or abroad as part of the program; Guaranteed provision of information on vacancies to all graduates, and providing ongoing support in building a career; Existence of a huge number of contacts of employers and vacancy fairs which are regularly organized at institute; An IMI diploma is the best investment you have ever made.

The organizer of the seminar is the StudentlandTM group of companies. For more information about the seminar, call 068 399-83-36.

09/23/2013

What kind of education do they go to Austria and Switzerland for?

People go to Switzerland for quality financial education, as well as for very good training in the field of hotel management.

Pros and cons of studying in Austria

According to a survey by the German magazine SPIEGEL, the ranking of the best universities in Europe includes 4 faculties of three Austrian universities: in Salzburg it is best to study law, in Vienna – economics, in Graz – technical sciences. The University of Vienna is one of the oldest in German-speaking countries and the largest university in the country, with about 80,000 students, including foreign ones. Vienna and Graz have good technical universities, Leoben has a mining university, and Klagenfurt has a pedagogical university. A special place is occupied by the Danube University of Postgraduate Education, located in Krems, which specializes in European law, management, economics, international relations in Europe, mass media, ecology, medicine. Serious applied research is conducted at this university.

One of the advantages of higher education in Austria is the common internships for students and graduates in various European companies. Students can apply for a work permit while still studying. About 45,000 companies in the country annually hire 130,000 interns. Since 1995, many have been coming on internships for the Leonardo European Cooperation Project, which has organized more than 59 pilot projects.

Until 1972, only students from wealthy families could study at Austrian universities. Then, as a result of social reforms, Austrian universities became free, but there were restrictions on admission: to have an Austrian certificate of secondary education, and for foreigners – a confirmed place of study in their country. When Austria joined the EU, these restrictions were abolished, but quotas were introduced for 8 specialties for all entrants, both for Austrians and foreigners.

Quotas are set for the following specialties:

1.Humanmedizin – medicine

2. Zahnmedizin – dentistry

3. Veterinarmedizin – veterinary medicine

4. Pharmazie – pharmaceuticals

5. Biologie – biology

6. Betriebswirtschaft – economics and organization of production

7.Publizistik- und Kommunikationswissenschaft – journalism and communicative relations

8. Psychologie – psychology

All Austrian universities have their own quotas for these specialties, only Linz University does not have a quota for economic specialties. If the number of enrolled students exceeds the quota, they must pass special exams at the end of the semester, and thus eliminate the excess. If the exam is not passed, you must either wait until the next semester, or change the specialty, if you fail again, the student loses the right to social assistance during studies or a scholarship. Duration of training – 4-6 years.

Quotas were introduced due to the fact that in Austria, compared to other European countries, all universities are public, they have a large influx of foreign students due to low tuition fees, resulting in a shortage of places in these specialties, lack of teachers and quality. education, which was previously at a fairly high level, decreased. Interestingly, the European Court is considering a lawsuit filed by students against Austria, who believe that it is necessary to increase the number of professors, rather than impose quotas. Experts believe that restrictions will remain and, in addition, additional barriers will be introduced for graduate students.

The cost of studying at Austrian universities for foreigners is approximately 726 euros per semester (depending on the specialty). Accommodation in Austria costs from 400 to 700 euros per month (housing – 250-300 euros, food – 200 euros, insurance – 60 euros, out-of-pocket expenses and transport – 100 euros).

Requirements for foreigners entering Austrian universities:

Certificate equivalent to the Austrian Matura (Reifezeugnis), and a document confirming that they are already enrolled in the host country. The requirements for admission to various faculties change from year to year, so applicants must first clarify the information at the Austrian Embassy in their country. Applications are sent to the admissions committee (Evidenzstelle) of the selected university no later than September 1 to start classes in winter and February 1 to start classes in summer.