Bachelor of Business Hotel Management

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Bachelor of Business (Hotel Management) Full-time
Top-up Undergraduate Degree Program for Associate
Degree and Higher Diploma Program graduates
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• One of Australias top 10 universities
• Winner of the Queensland Export Awards in 2003,
  2000, 1999 1997 for outstanding export
  achievement in the fields of educational
  services, expertise, building infrastructure and
  curriculum
• Winner of Queensland Tourism Awards 7 times
• (2002, 2001, 1999, 1997, 1996, 1994, 1993)
• Excellent support services for students
• Quality staff

• One of the most creative and influential
  universities in the Asia Pacific region
• Building investments in property, plant
  equipment totaling 635 million
• Modern, well equipped facilities, new super
  computers, laser hardware, multimedia and
  research laboratories
• International perspective and vision
• Flexibility to tailor a programs to suit your
  needs
• Programs developed with industry and business

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Located in Queensland, Australia
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Five Campuses
Nathan
Southbank
Mt Gravatt
Logan
Gold Coast
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Student Population

• Of 34,000 students, 6800 are international, from
  117 countries, studying one of 239 undergraduate
  or 372 postgraduate programs

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Areas of Study

• Arts Communication
• Business
• Education
• Engineering Information Technology
• Health
• Law Criminology
• Music
• Natural Built Environment
• Science
• Visual Creative Arts

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Griffith Business School (GBS)

• The Mission of the GBS is to be a leading,
  innovative regional and international provider of
  high-quality, cross-disciplinary and
  internationally relevant business education and
  research emphasising the relationship between
  business and society in creating sustainable
  enterprises

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• Griffith is widely regarded as one of the best
  places in Australia to study business, producing
  professionals to meet the challenges of
  Australian and international management
• The Griffith Business School brings a smarter,
  multidisciplinary approach to management
  education
• Recognising the importance of a strong interface
  between academia and industry, the Griffith
  Business School has fostered close relationships
  with business, government and Australia and
  around the world

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• Sixth largest provider of business education in
  Australia
• Good Universities Guide 5 star rating for
  Master of Business Administration
• A pioneer in emerging and high demand fields,
  Griffith offers innovative programs in areas such
  as Asian and international studies, banking and
  finance, international relations, sport
  management, e-Commerce, financial planning and
  investments, innovation and change management,
  leisure, tourism, hotel and sport management

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• A member of European Foundation for Management
  Development (EFMD), the European Quality
  Assurance agency for business education and also
  the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of
  Business (AACSB International)

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Senior Executive
Professor Michael Powell
Pro Vice Chancellor (Business)
BA, MA (Hons) Auckland, PhD Chicago
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Senior Executive
Professor Michael Davidson
Head of Department Dept. of Tourism, Leisure,
Hotel Sport Management
PhD Griff, MEd UNE, GradCertEd Portsmouth, BA,
CertT Bournemouth, DipHotelMgt
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Senior Executive
Dr Hugh Wilkins
Program Coordinator
BSc (Hons) LSE, PhD Griff
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Profile of GBS

• 9,345 students in 2005
• 7465 - undergraduate
• 1663 - postgraduate coursework
• 217 - research higher degree
• 3392 international students

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Governance/Management Structure

• PVC
• Deans Academic Research Learning Teaching
• Director (Internationalisation Community
  Partnerships)
• Director (Quality Accreditation)
• Heads of Department
• Research Centre Directors

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Staff

• - Over 200 FTE
• - 73 hold doctoral degrees
• - 20 hold professional or are close to
  completing their PhD
• - More than 2/3 have had a significant level of
  OS experience

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• The GBS boasts one of the most highly qualified
  teaching teams of any business school in
  Australia, amongst which we had a winner of a
  National Teaching Award in 2005
• Staff also act as consultants to industry and are
  actively involved in international research in
  their areas of specialisation all helping to
  keep them at the forefront of their fields and
  our students are the cutting edge of business

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Bachelor of Business (Hotel Management) Program

• Managed and conducted entirely by Griffith
  University
• Prepares students in a management career with
  international hotel and resort groups,
  independent restaurants and internationally
  recognised chains, entertainment and leisure
  providers, suppliers of goods and services to the
  hospitality industry, airlines, and a wide range
  of other service related industries

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Award

• Awarded by Griffith University and will have an
  equal status as those awarded by the university
  to resident graduates

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Program Structure

• Students are required to study 12 courses and a
  maximum of 4 courses could be exempted
• Accounting Principles
• Management Concepts
• Introduction to Research
• Service Operations Management
• Contemporary Issues Seminar Series
• Tourism Economics
• Consumer Behaviour for the Hospitality Industry
• Hospitality Marketing
• Hospitality Financial Control
• Advanced Food and Beverage Management
• Entrepreneurship in Tourism and Hospitality
• Strategy and Change A Service Industry Approach

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Industry Work Experience

• Students must have completed a minimum of 250
  hours of approved industry work experience to
  graduate

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Academic Staff

• All lectures are taught by the academic staff of
  Griffith University and supplemented with
  tutorials conducted by local tutors

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Faculty Staff
Professor Michael Davidson
PhD Griff, MEd UNE, GradCertEd Portsmouth, BA,
CertT Bournemouth, DipHotelMgt
Course Advanced Food and Beverage Management
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Faculty Staff
Ms Kathy Marles
BSc Griff, MBus VUT
Course Entrepreneurship in Tourism and
Hospitality
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Faculty Staff
Dr Grace Pan
BEc Shanghai, MBus QUT, PhD Griff
Course Hospitality Marketing
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Faculty Staff
Dr Mike Raybould
BA(Hons) Kent, PGCEd Exeter, MRegSc Qld, PhD
Griff
Course Tourism Economics
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Faculty Staff
Dr Pak Auyung
BA (Hons) HK, MPhil, GCertHEd, PhD Griff FCCA UK
Course Accounting Principles
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Faculty Staff
Ms Ceridwyn King
BHotelMgt, MMarkMgt Griff
Course Contemporary Issues
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Faculty Staff
Mr Peter Woods
BA Qld, BSocWk (Hons) Qld
Course Management Concepts
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Faculty Staff
Dr Hugh Wilkins
BSc (Hons) LSE, PhD Griff
Course Consumer Behaviour for Hospitality
Management
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Faculty Staff
Dr Anoop Patiar
MBA QUT, PhD Griff
Course Hospitality Financial Control
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Faculty Staff
Dr Ken Butcher
BBus, BBus (Hons) USQ, PhD Griff
Course Strategy Change
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Faculty Staff
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Program Duration

• There are 3 semesters in each calendar year
• Students are required to study 4 courses in each
  semester
• The program can be completed within 12 months of
  full-time studies

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Program Structure - Semester 1

• Advanced Food and Beverage Management
• Entrepreneurship in Tourism and Hospitality
• Tourism Economics
• Hospitality Marketing

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Program Structure - Semester 2

• Accounting Principles
• Contemporary Issues
• Hospitality Financial Control
• Service Operations Management

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Program Structure Semester 3

• Management Concepts
• Introduction to Research
• Consumer Behaviour for Hospitality Management
• Strategy Change

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Professional Recognition

• Graduates will be eligible for Hotel Catering and
  International Management Association Membership,
  and Pacific Asia Travel Association Associate
  Membership

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Admission Requirements

• Applicants should have completed either an
  Associate Degree / Higher Diploma Program in a
  hospitality / hotel / tourism-related discipline
  and will need to demonstrate an appropriate
  standard of English
• Other equivalent qualifications will be assessed
  by Griffith University

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Tuition Fees

• HK7,500 per course
• HK60,000 for 8 courses (2 semesters)
• HK90,000 for 12 courses (3 semesters)

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Financial Assistance

• Apply for financial assistance through the
  Governments Non-means Tested Loan Scheme (NLS)
• Details of NLS can be obtained from the website
  of the Student Financial Assistance Agency (SFAA)
  at www.info.gov.hk/sfaa

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Application Procedures

• The application form should be submitted with the
  following
• Certificates and transcripts of all relevant
  academic qualifications (e.g.) AD, HD, HKAL,
  HKCEE, TOEFL, etc.
• Proof of recent English Language proficiency
• Hong Kong identity card or relevant
  identification document
• Non-refundable application fee of HK200 by
  crossed cheque or bank draft made payable to The
  Chinese University of Hong Kong
• Application form can be downloaded from
  http//www.scs.cuhk.edu.hk/scs/download/enrol

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Commencement Date

• 25 September 2006

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Enquiries

• Tel [phone]
• Fax [phone]
• Email scs-topup_at_cuhk.edu.hk

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Thank You
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